I like working below the abstraction layer.
I build and study software close to the hardware: boot environments, operating-system internals, firmware, and reusable low-level infrastructure.
My work is mostly about understanding how systems actually behave, then turning that understanding into clean, practical software.
Selected work
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Project name 2
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About
I'm a computer science student with a strong interest in software that sits close to the hardware.
Most of my personal work revolves around operating-system internals, firmware, boot environments, reverse engineering, and building reusable low-level infrastructure in C++.
I care about clear ownership, deliberate abstractions, and taking projects far enough that they become real systems rather than isolated experiments.
- Modern C++
- UEFI / firmware
- Windows internals
- Reverse engineering
- x86-64
- Systems programming
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