ELIJAH ZION

I set up an AI assistant on your own computer and connect it to your email, calendar and files. I build my own tools with Claude Code. My background is security. I hold Security+ and CySA+ and volunteer on Washington's state cyber incident response team. You type every password, and I never type, store or ask for one.


01 // Education & certificates

Credentials

B.A. Liberal Arts & Sciences, New Saint Andrews College, ID · Two years completed

Certificates and details →

02 // Track record

Experience

  1. Oct 2026 – present

    AI Assistant Setup / Independent

    Duvall, WA · Remote

    Offers a paid AI assistant setup over two live screen-share sessions, with 14 days of support.

  2. Sep 2026 – present

    Incident Response Volunteer / WA CIRT, Washington Military Department

    Tacoma, WA · Hybrid

    On Washington's state cyber incident response team, in the responder pool called to detect, contain, and recover from incidents.

  3. Jun 2025 – Mar 2026

    AI Technician / AIM Intelligent Machines

    Redmond / Monroe, WA

    Watched a live alert feed for prototype autonomous machines and decided which alarms needed an engineer.

  4. Dec 2024 – May 2025

    IT Support (contract) / Pirean Gallery

    Moscow, ID

    On site support across Windows and macOS; traced a live event outage to miswired switch ports.

  5. Summer 2024

    Commercial Fisherman (greenhorn deckhand) / Silver Bay Seafoods

    Dillingham, AK

    Nineteen hour shifts, seven days a week, through peak salmon season.

  6. Feb – Apr 2024

    Data Annotation Intern / Vantage International

    Moscow, ID

    Labeled transcript and image datasets used to train large language models.

Full work history →

03 // Selected Work · Projects

Stuff I made

SOC / Detection

Built

Cloud SOC Detection Lab

Built

A cloud-hosted Elastic SOC I built to practice the full detection-to-investigation workflow against live attack telemetry.

RDP attempts
4,558
source IPs
176
failed SSH logins
47,212
indicators published
258

GRC / Compliance

Built

GRC Fleet Auditor

A Python tool that discovers hosts on an authorized network, audits the reachable Ubuntu hosts against the CIS Benchmark with OpenSCAP, and produces a fleet compliance report with run-over-run drift. Built as audit evidence for a GRC analyst.

Also: a segmented home network, with IoT and guest devices on their own VLANs (UniFi).

All projects →

04 // Engineering with AI

Engineering with AI

I build with Claude Code as a pair: it drafts, I direct and review, and nothing ships that I can't explain. These are the tools I've built on top of that loop; the full method and toolkit live in the repo.

The full method →

05 // About

About

I offer AI assistant setup on people's own computers. I build my own tools with Claude Code. I published two Claude Code plugins: clear-not-compact, now deprecated, and autonomous-workflows, a set of seven skills. My background is security. I hold Security+, CySA+ and CSAP, and I volunteer on Washington's state cyber incident response team. That is why you type every password, sign-in code and API key yourself, and I never type, store or ask for them. Before this I was an AI technician, watching the live alert feed for prototype autonomous machines. Off the clock I do Hack The Box labs, blue team and red team, and I like making random things and solving puzzles.


06 // Say hello

[email protected]

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