Jazan University · B.S. Information Technology · 4.29/5 · Second-Class Honors

I fix stuff that restarting didn’t.

I’m an Information Technology graduate from Jazan University. During my 280-hour cooperative training at Jazan Region Municipality, I worked with user access, network troubleshooting, NCA ECC-2018 topics, and enterprise infrastructure. My university work includes Linux digital forensics, systems modeling, cybersecurity research, and the Python/Streamlit prototype behind SAHM.

See the work Email Judi

Based in Jizan, Saudi Arabia · Arabic native · English native-level fluency

4.29/5.00GPA · Second-Class Honors
280Cooperative training hours
446Students in cybersecurity study
Python + StreamlitSAHM prototype

Field experience

Inside municipal IT.

Eight weeks with the General Directorate of Cybersecurity covering employee support, Active Directory, network troubleshooting, NCA ECC-2018 topics, and data-center infrastructure.

Active DirectoryTCP/IPDHCPVLANsNCA ECC-2018Servers · storage · backups

Weeks 1-2 · Users & accounts

User support and Active Directory.

The first phase covered the municipality work environment, technical support, device troubleshooting, and Active Directory user account management.

  • Employee IT issues and device troubleshooting
  • Account creation, permissions, and password management
  • Understanding how identity and access connect to data protection

Training scope: hands-on account and support work under municipal IT supervision.

During training

Accounts, networks, and infrastructure.

Supporting users connected account management, devices, networks, servers, storage, backups, and security controls in one working environment.

  1. 01UsersSupport
  2. 02AccountsActive Directory
  3. 03NetworkIP · DHCP · VLANs
  4. 04InfrastructureServers · storage · backups

Research

Cybersecurity behavior and data privacy.

For a Jazan University research project, I analyzed survey responses from 446 students on cybersecurity awareness, data privacy, and risky online behavior.

01

Collect
Google Forms survey responses

02

Analyze
Descriptive and reliability analysis

03

Model
Regression analysis in Google Colab

04

Interpret
Patterns and evidence-based recommendations

Each dot represents one survey response. The study used descriptive, reliability, and regression analysis; the findings are not plotted here.

446Responses

446 survey responses.

Health Innovation Hackathon · 2026

SAHM: a faster way to get a medic to the patient.

At the 6th Health Innovation Hackathon, our four-person team designed a hybrid EMS model for cases where a ground ambulance may take too long. An aerial vehicle carries a medic to the scene first, while the ambulance still handles transport.

4-person team · King Saud bin Abdulaziz University for Health Sciences

I built SAHM’s technical prototype.

Once the team had the idea, I took care of the technical implementation: the Python triage rules, Streamlit interface, dispatch logic, and live demo.

The prototype classified simulated cases into Red, Yellow, or Green tiers using criteria including respiratory distress, hemorrhage, and trauma. The dispatch side compared response constraints such as ambulance ETA, aerial ETA, weather, and the scenario’s harm window.

Prototype: simulated cases built for the hackathon demo.

See the build Ask Judi about SAHM

How the prototype worked

Pythontriage_logic.pyStreamlitRed · Yellow · GreenDispatch routingDemo integration
  1. 01Case inputSimulated emergency
  2. 02Triage rulesPython severity logic
  3. 03Response constraintsGround ETA · aerial ETA · weather · harm window
  4. 04DispatchAerial medic + ambulance, or ambulance only

At the hackathon

triage_logic.py + Streamlit

This is the prototype running on my laptop during the event.

PythonStreamlitTriage logicDispatch rules
triage_logic.py and the Streamlit prototype running during the hackathon.

Try the dispatch logic

Simulated case

Choose the ETAs, harm window, and weather risk. The result below follows the prototype rule for that simulated case.

Simulated hackathon logic only.

About

Judi Mashraqi.

B.S. Information Technology · Jazan University · 2026 · 4.29/5.00 · Second-Class Honors

I like the practical side of IT: helping users, tracing connectivity problems, and understanding what is happening underneath. During my cooperative training I worked with Active Directory, network troubleshooting, NCA ECC-2018 topics, and enterprise infrastructure.

At university I also worked on Linux digital forensics, systems integration, databases, networking, and cybersecurity research. For SAHM, I built the technical prototype after our team settled on the idea.

Tools and topics
End-user supportActive DirectoryNCA ECC-2018Network troubleshootingPythonStreamlitDigital forensicsSHA-256Systems modelingGoogle Colab
University work
Digital Forensics ITEC-435Linux evidence collection, SHA-256 integrity checks, log filtering, and system/network capture.
Systems Integration ITEC-426Smart-parking process flows and use cases; e-learning class and system models.
Database & Network DesignMySQL relational schemas, SQL queries, and Cisco Packet Tracer network topologies.
Languages
Arabic · Native
English · Native-level fluency · 10+ years
Based in
Abu Arish, Jizan, Saudi Arabia
Interested in
IT support, infrastructure, networking, cybersecurity/GRC, and graduate technology programs.

Contact

Contact Judi.

Judemashrqi@gmail.com
LinkedIn View resume