I build software and break it on purpose — developer by trade, security researcher by curiosity. I like finding the gap between what a spec promises and what the code actually does.
I'm a Computer Science Engineering student specializing in AI/ML, with a strong pull toward cybersecurity, DevSecOps, and OSINT tooling. I like building things end-to-end — from models and automation to the infrastructure that runs them.
On the security side, I focus on source-code review and finding gaps between what a spec promises and what the implementation actually does, rather than pure black-box recon. It's the same instinct that drives the OSINT and DevSecOps side — understanding a system well enough to know exactly where it can fail.
A recreation of Chrome's offline dinosaur runner, built as a React component from scratch — covering game loop mechanics, collision detection, and progressive difficulty.
A browser-based desktop environment with draggable windows, a taskbar, and simulated apps — an exercise in state management and UI architecture built entirely in React.
A set of utility and moderation bots — automated moderation, chat commands, and server utilities for Discord, plus moderation and chat automation for Telegram.
Open to internships, collaboration, or a conversation about interesting bugs. Reach out through any of the below.