I'm Sean Curtin from West Newton, MA. I've completed the Google IT Support Specialization and Google AI Essentials Certificate, with ongoing studies in cybersecurity. My background includes Electromechanical Engineering coursework at Wentworth Institute of Technology and a SolidWorks Mechanical Design Certificate. I've managed operations at Newton Parks and Recreation and Paddle Boston/Charles River Canoe and Kayak, currently serving as a Supervisor. I'm skilled in HTML/CSS, 3D design, and server management, with a strong focus on customer service and safety.
Explore my portfolio of 3D printing projects showcasing a blend of technical expertise and creative innovation. Using tools like the Creality Ender 3 V2 and PLA filament, I specialize in designing and producing practical solutions, from custom mounts to functional prototypes. Each project exemplifies my commitment to precision engineering and practical design, highlighting skills honed through hands-on experience and a passion for pushing the boundaries of additive manufacturing.
The Command Strip Headphone Hanger, designed in collaboration with Matthew Wolf, features two small command strips for easy installation. Ideal for organizing headphones, this practical model is optimized for printing on an Ender 3 v2.
I designed the Boho Decor Plant Wall Mount after my sister purchased a plant kit that lacked a wall mounting option from Amazon. Using my Creality Ender 3 V2 and PLA filament, I created a practical solution for securely displaying plants on walls.
I designed the Amazon Fire Tablet HD 8 10th Generation+ Wall Mount to optimize filament use while ensuring stability through secure screw installation, enabling users to mount their tablets on any wall surface efficiently. This design not only enhances accessibility but also provides a robust solution for displaying tablets in various settings.
In response to the growing online presence of Botium Toys, a small U.S. business specializing in toy development and sales, an internal IT audit was conducted to assess and enhance the company's cybersecurity posture. This portfolio project outlines the steps taken and recommendations provided to mitigate risks and ensure compliance with industry standards and regulations.
Botium Toys operates from a single physical location serving as both an office and a warehouse, with an expanding online market attracting customers globally. Concerned about maintaining compliance and securing critical assets, the IT manager initiated an audit focusing on infrastructure security and regulatory adherence, particularly regarding online payment processing and EU business operations.
The audit scope included implementing the NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) to establish clear goals and assess risks associated with the current security infrastructure. The primary objectives were to identify vulnerabilities, ensure compliance with regulatory standards like PCI DSS and GDPR, and enhance overall business continuity.
By completing this internal audit, Botium Toys is better positioned to secure its IT infrastructure, ensure regulatory compliance, and mitigate potential risks associated with its growing online operations. This project underscores the importance of proactive cybersecurity measures in safeguarding business continuity and protecting customer trust.
Continued monitoring and periodic audits will be essential to adapt to evolving cybersecurity threats and regulatory changes, ensuring Botium Toys maintains a robust security posture aligned with industry best practices.
This portfolio project demonstrates practical application of cybersecurity frameworks and best practices, highlighting expertise in risk assessment, compliance, and strategic security planning.