Cybersecurity analyst and software engineer in training — currently splitting time between penetration-testing fundamentals, an editorial fellowship with The Harvard Crimson, and a national cybersecurity olympiad run.
guest@site:~$ whoami
> Azizbek Khabibullaev
> role: Cybersecurity Analyst / Software Engineer
> languages: uz (native), ru (native), en (fluent), tr (basic)
> status: student, class of 2027
guest@site:~$ cat mission.txt
> grow Uzbekistan's next generation of tech talent,
one line of code at a time.
I'm a secondary-school student in the Andijan Region of Uzbekistan working toward a career at the intersection of cybersecurity and software engineering. Day to day I tutor English privately, drawing on fluency in English, Russian, and Uzbek, and I previously worked as a logistics assistant, which is where I first got comfortable with operations, team coordination, and staying calm under a deadline.
Outside of the classroom I judge debate rounds for Ibrat Debate, serve as Main Regional Ambassador for the IT Community of Uzbekistan, and spend most of my free evenings in network fundamentals courses and CTF-style practice — the kind of work that led to a national final placement in this year's International Cybersecurity Olympiad.
Handling cashiering and day-to-day sales operations, building the customer-facing habits — patience, precision, and clear communication — that carry over directly into client-facing security work.
Teaching English one-on-one, adapting lessons across proficiency levels and building the kind of explanatory clarity that also shows up in technical writing and documentation.
Supported operational processes and cross-team collaboration on a freelance basis, an early lesson in how much of "technical" work is actually coordination.
Competed among 1,550+ students from grades 9–11 in the International Cybersecurity Olympiad's national selection, placing 28th in the first qualification round.
17 / 55 — National FinalFull-tuition scholarship for an intensive program hosted by the executive boards of The Harvard Crimson, covering editorial judgment, media analysis, and narrative structure under direct mentorship from Harvard editors.
Jul – Aug 2026Core networking concepts for defensive security work, issued April 2026 as part of ongoing self-study in cybersecurity fundamentals.
2026Accreditation from the Ministry of Digital Technologies of the Republic of Uzbekistan, issued April 2026.
ID 5MP 1055255Placed 3rd in the 2025 Regional Computer Science Olympiad organized by Fan Olimpiadalari Markazi, ranking among the region's top performers in algorithmic problem-solving.
2025Supporting networking initiatives and the international positioning of Uzbekistan's IT sector for the IT Community of Uzbekistan, alongside judging rounds for Ibrat Debate.
2026 — present