Father by day, hacker and coder by night. I build, break, and rebuild systems to understand how they work and how to make them better.
With a background in Mathematics, I approach both development and cybersecurity with analytical precision and curiosity.
My work spans web and mobile development, security research, and open-source recon tools. I’ve also had the opportunity to lead a team of engineers, an experience that taught me a lot about collaboration, communication, and responsibility, even though I’ve always felt more at home writing code and exploring systems myself.
Whether it’s crafting secure applications or uncovering vulnerabilities, I’m driven by curiosity, logic, and the pursuit of elegant solutions.
I’ve written for Baeldung, reviewed for the CircleCI Blog, and contribute to Linux Handbook, where I write hands-on tutorials on practical pentesting.
