Now
I am a Doctoral Security Researcher at Binghamton University in Binghamton, NY. My work focuses on understanding how complex systems work and how they break specializing in software security, WebAssembly vulnerability analysis, and systems binary analysis.
What I'm Doing Now
- Doctoral Research: Investigating software security vulnerabilities, static/dynamic reachability analysis, and code bloat in WebAssembly binaries.
- Lab & Team Leadership: Co-captain of Binghamton University's MITRE eCTF team, directing embedded firmware defense and attack operations.
Recent Snapshots
A few snapshots from recent trips and offline explorations (see all on /photos):
The Pittsburgh skyline captured during an evening walk at the ASPLOS conference 2026.
Canton Avenue — recorded as the steepest public street in the United States (37% grade).
Consumption & Rabbit Holes
- Podcasts on Repeat: In Our Time (BBC), Freakonomics Radio, and Casefile True Crime.
- Current Explorations: Lingustics, navigation & food supplements
Micro-Posts & Real-Time Thoughts
For short thoughts, quick code snippets, and real-time vulnerability observations, check out my self-hosted micro-blogging timeline.