I spend most of my time experimenting with systems — building, breaking, and automating things just to understand how they really work. My interests range from low-level programming and reverse engineering to automation and fullstack development. I enjoy exploring how small ideas can turn into complete, self-running systems.

Over the years, I've written all sorts of code — from short assembly snippets and C exploits to Go and Python executables, browser scripts, and backend services. I like blending practicality with curiosity: sometimes I'm debugging a binary in Ghidra or x64dbg , other times I'm experimenting with tools that make security research less repetitive.

When I work on web projects, I usually build with React , Astro , TailwindCSS , Node.js , and Express.js, backed by PostgreSQL or MongoDB. I prefer writing in TypeScript, Go, Python, and C — depending on what feels right for the problem.

I also build small frameworks and automation tools to handle the repetitive parts of my work — things like scanning, fuzzing, data parsing, or handling APIs. I enjoy designing systems that can take an idea, run on their own, and produce something meaningful with minimal input.