USC CS Student & Sysadmin Served from Ubuntu LTS
Nathaniel Ryan Ponce
SysAdmin & DevSecOps · Computer Science
Building resilient systems and clean software, from bare-metal servers to full-stack web. Currently studying at USC while keeping the infrastructure running and the servers humming.
About / Background
Hi, call me Nathan
My name is Nathaniel Ryan Ponce, a Computer Science student at the University of San Carlos with a growing focus on system administration, DevSecOps, and full-stack web development.
I like working close to the machine: Linux servers, deployment flows, web infrastructure, and the practical side of keeping things online. I am expanding my depth in cybersecurity so the systems I build are as secure as they are stable.
This portfolio is both a personal website and a live project, served from my own Ubuntu Server setup with an AMD Ryzen 3 4300GE and 16 GB DDR5 RAM.
Stack / Tools
Technologies I work with and learn
Systems
I enjoy understanding how servers, networks, and deployments work behind the scenes.
Software
I build with HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and backend concepts while expanding toward full-stack development.
Growth
I treat each project as a chance to improve my structure, project design management, and problem-solving process.
Featured Projects
Hosted builds with sharp edges and practical systems.

Darius
A personal expense tracker for logging daily spending, organizing accounts and categories, and reviewing where your money goes over time.

SWAPPR
A prototype study-buddy matching platform developed by Freya Hermosilla and publicly served by Nathaniel Ponce, using matchmaking-style logic to help students find compatible partners.

Linko
A planned supplier-matching platform for MSMEs and wholesale providers, designed to improve supplier discovery, client acquisition, and supply-chain coordination for growing businesses.

Piecework
A browser jigsaw, built with Joshua Faber, that turns any PNG, JPEG, or WebP into an aspect-aware puzzle with optional timed challenges, piece trays, and custom sorting buckets.