Evolution
My Journey
C# Beginnings
My journey into coding began when my father handed me a C# programming manual from a friend. What started as simple curiosity quickly transformed into a lifelong obsession with building and understanding software at its core.
Reverse Shells
Diving into the world of offensive security, I spent my nights configuring VMS to attack on BackTrack Linux. I successfully executed my first reverse shells, learning how systems talk and how they can be made to listen.
WiFi Cracking
When my father changed the WiFi password, I taught myself to capture the 4 way handshake (using a few deauth packets) and use a dictionary to crack it - just so my brother and I could play games again.
Plz Don't Watch Me
Back in high school, I got so tired of the school's monitoring software watching everything I did. So, I built my own little program that used a UAC bypass to kill the monitoring app whenever I wanted to play games with friends. When I was done, I'd just restart it like nothing ever happened.
I Am Not a Robot
Capitalized on high-demand releases by building automation tools for the sneaker and streetwear world. I developed techniques to boost the human score of Gmail accounts, reducing the likelihood of encountering captchas and increasing success rates for limited edition drops.
Autonomous Vehicles
Represented the United States in Romania for an international autonomous vehicle competition hosted by Bosch. It was here that I got introduced to embedded systems, and I went with four guys who became some of my closest computer science friends.
Academic Milestone
Earned my B.S. in Computer Science and transitioned into my Master's degree. I began focusing my technical depth on semantic segmentation, training machines to perceive and understand the world through computer vision.
The Researcher & Systems Engineer
Currently pursuing my M.S. at UNLV, specializing in deep learning for semantic segmentation. My work on autonomous vehicles and invaluable mentorship at Koshee.ai sparked my passion for systems programming and applying cutting edge research to real world problems.
To be continued...
The same naive curiosity that started with a C# book still drives me today. Whether it's deep learning research or systems engineering, I'm still that kid who just wants to see how things work—and make them work better.