MS ECE @ Georgia Tech · BS CS @ NYIT
I read the layer underneath — low-latency Rust, on-chain data infrastructure, and anti-bot VM reverse engineering. Now chasing the same signal into light.
My background is cybersecurity and low-level reverse engineering — WASM VMs, custom cryptographic implementations, protocol analysis. I've built real-time on-chain data infrastructure in Rust and reverse-engineered production anti-bot systems down to their bytecode and ciphers. The common thread is reading what's beneath the abstraction. I'm now moving that instinct into RF and photonics, building on an EE/photonics foundation.
A decentralized marketplace protocol on Solana for trading physical and digital goods on-chain — a full Anchor/Rust program suite: markets, accounts, commission, escrowed settlement with dispute resolution, and an on-chain product search index. Full test suites and migrations across every program.
github.com/OrbitEng ↗Real-time on-chain financial-data infrastructure for a Solana MEV / arbitrage system: live mempool ingestion over Geyser gRPC, AMM swap decoding and construction, and a latency-first execution path — down to forking the validator's QUIC transaction layer and tunneling it over SOCKS5 at the byte level.
An anti-bot VM reverse-engineering toolkit: decodes and decrypts a JavaScript-VM anti-bot payload, disassembles delivered bytecode into a typed instruction stream, and lifts it to IR for decompilation. Static custom-cipher recovery, Z3-driven opaque-predicate elimination, and a forked WASM interpreter for out-of-browser emulation.
Lower-level threads across the above: a hand-configured QUIC (quinn) client with custom TLS client-auth and 0-RTT, QUIC-over-SOCKS5 datagram tunneling (RFC 1928/1929), and devirtualization pipelines shared across sibling anti-bot systems — disasm → CFG → IR → decompile.
Deliberately moving from software into RF and photonics — waveguides, resonators, and the physics of signals. Same habit of reading the layer underneath, pointed at a new medium. Open to conversations at that intersection.