I break things for a living. Firmware, bootloaders, TrustZone, Android internals — if it runs on silicon and thinks it's secure, I'm probably trying to prove it wrong.
From 2020 to 2025, I spent my days reverse engineering rideshare platforms at Bliq (Uber, Bolt, Lyft). I dissected Android platform security, Linux kernel internals, ARM TrustZone firmware, and bootloader security mechanisms. Built tools, wrote exploits, mapped attack surfaces. The usual.
Now I work independently as a security researcher and reverse engineer. Available for consulting on firmware security, hardware security, and reverse engineering projects.
I also build developer tools: Explorar.dev (code exploration platform — the Linux Kernel Explorer indexes 30M+ lines of code), Reverser.dev (reverse engineering tools and resources), and BrainSpeed.ai (LLM-powered code analysis).