I'm a computer science/cyber security/math student in my fourth year of university. Starting my journey in Mathematica in the third grade, I was interested in practical robotics and software development, becoming captain of my school's Botball team for 5 years through middle and high school. In university, I've taken an interest in cyber security, becoming a team lead in a research initiative at my university working in reverse engineering, system forensics, malware analysis/development, and more. My favorite things to do in my free time include: reverse engineer games that I play to patch out anticheat and develop my own private servers, finding and documenting novel Windows exploits, and speedrunning CrackMes. If you're passionate about reverse engineering, risk assessment, operating system artifact analysis, or any range of topics relating to the security of technology, contact me anytime!

Linux, macOS, Windows (exploitation), C, Ghidra, IDA, x86 assembly, Python, Rust, Java, the Adobe suite, Docker, and Mathematica.

• 🔭 I’m currently working on an Android app to analyze current network conditions and my own decompiler.
• 🌱 I’m currently learning Rust, formally proving code correctness, structural analyzer construction, and Japanese.
• 👯 I’m looking to collaborate on adaptable debugger/procmon techniques.
• ⚡ I love CrackMes and similar challenges because there is always room for improvement or a way to be faster. I'm constantly evolving my toolchain to match the obstacles I face.