My journey began with coding small C++ games, crafting elegant React frontends, and developing large-scale Python automation frameworks. As a software developer, I will always look for opportunities to improve my craft, from designing prettier UIs to engineering more resilient backend infrastructures.
I have also immersed myself in the field of cybersecurity, diving into computer networks, web and mobile security, threat intelligence, and red teaming. I have studied the entire attack chain, from reverse engineering applications to exploring the nuances of malware creation and delivery.
Currently, I am exploring the field of operating systems and low-level programming as an EDR agent software developer. This includes developing in C, C++, Rust, and applying concepts in multithreading, memory management, IPC, performance engineering, OS internals, compilers, and build systems.
Am I a software developer? Am I a security researcher? Maybe both. As I continue to progress in my career, I aim to blend the "building" and "breaking" aspects of these two fields to create software that can stand firm under any pressure.
