You’ve landed on my personal homepage. Chances are we’ll never meet, but this is where I share the things I build, explore, and think about. My main focus is security engineering and game development, but I also tinker with electronics and open-source hardware. I enjoy taking systems apart, understanding how they work, and finding ways to break them better.
I design and analyze systems to anticipate and prevent vulnerabilities. My work spans networks, applications, and emerging threats such as APE. I focus on understanding complex problems and turning that understanding into practical solutions that keep systems safe and reliable. Security is as much about thinking ahead as it is about fixing issues after they appear.
I craft interactive experiences that reward curiosity and experimentation. From designing mechanics to building narrative worlds, I aim to create systems that feel alive and engaging. My games are built for exploration and discovery, where players can experiment, solve problems, and experience a sense of progression and challenge.
When I’m not working on security or games, I tinker with electronics, open-source hardware, and small experiments. I enjoy building circuits, writing firmware, and exploring hands-on projects that let me understand patterns, connections, and the way systems interact in the real world.
This site isn’t intended to win any design awards. It's very much function over form. If you want something utilitarian and proxy-friendly, it’s open sourced here, quirks and occasional bugs included.