Cameron Maynor

About Me

Hello, my name is Cameron!

As a Computer Science undergraduate at CU Boulder, I aim to deepen my expertise and experience in cybersecurity, data science & analysis, software development, and AI.

I entered CU with the initial desire to become a software engineer, as I had a coding hobby with my high school friends and fell in love with parts of the Computer Science realm. Since the beginning of my path in computer science, my passion for solving problems had been fueled by my determination to understand how things work at a deeper level; to widen my world lens and then shrink it down to the minute elements of machine code.

I had already attended a couple hackathons and understood what it meant to communicate and work on a problem from start to finish with a team, usually of complete strangers. From these experiences sprouted my new passion: working and collaborating with others. I found that my biggest accomplishments in computer science, whether it be in a detailed malware analysis report or a completed web app, were strengthened and made enjoyable by communicating with others.

My senior capstone project reflects this passion, as I led a team of five software engineers to develop a production-ready web app for cross-state adobe art exhibition in collaboration with our sponsors at the Harwood Museum of Art and a parallel mobile app team. The website is up currently at unearthingfutures.com, if you want to take a peek.

Now, I seek internships or full-time roles to expand my horizon in cybersecurity, software development, data science, and project management, hoping to bring my experiences at CU and hackathons into further real-world applications.

Hobbies & Interests

When I'm not coding or learning, I enjoy playing video games, especially competitive FPS games like Counter-Strike 2 (Top 5k player on Faceit) and Valorant (Immortal in Preseason, big flex). I also have a passion for music (>120k minutes listened on Spotify last year, beat that!) and play the bass guitar in my free time.

Additionally, I love hiking, bouldering/climbing (only a V4/5 climber right now), and exploring the outdoors, especially in the beautiful landscapes around Boulder and the rest of Colorado.

On top of all of that, I enjoy putting myself into uncomfortable situations to grow and learn new skills. For example, I am the DM/GM for my group of friends in D&D, Call of Cthulhu, and other TTRPGs with an emphasis on improvization.

Feel free to reach out if you want to chat about anything related to cybersecurity, software development, gaming, music, or outdoor adventures! I won't bite.

Portfolio

You'll find most of the projects I'm most proud of in my GitHub, but occasionally I'll put them here as well.

Here's a photo of my software development capstone team at the Engineering Expo in April 2026. We developed a production-ready web app for the Harwood Museum of Art's cross-state adobe art exhibition, which you can check out at unearthingfutures.com.

I held the role of team lead, overseeing the project's development and ensuring effective collaboration between team members, the partnering mobile app development team, and our sponsors at the Harwood Museum of Art. We deployed an Agile development methodology to manage our workflow and ensure timely delivery of project milestones.

Here's a photo of the Monopoly board I developed for my Software Development course. The project was to create a fully functional Monopoly game in Java, complete with a graphical user interface and multiplayer capabilities. It was a challenging but rewarding experience that allowed me to apply my programming skills and creativity to bring the classic board game to life on the computer.

Posts

You can find some of the things I've been up to recently on my LinkedIn.

Résumé

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Contact/Links

Email: cameronmaynor@gmail.com

• Github
• LinkedIn

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