Nmesisgeek

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About Me

Updated for the first time in ages...

I'm an associate principal security consultant at IOActive, with a focus on embedded systems security. I'm also interested in Signal_integrity and high speed digital design.

I'm the original author and primary maintainer of [glscopeclient].

Committed identity: 0c191add7a90a848de1c65e0f48b54cb7b0f971d0de3d5dbfede963f4a51caa37cdf88ca6b3a997f15d9932e5b9588cd4ab8e1e31ccd303b81a37b8a9624a5e1 is a SHA-512 commitment to this user's real-life identity.

Areas of interest / expertise

Programming

asm-4

This user is an expert assembly language programmer.

C-4

This user is an expert C programmer.

C++-4

This user is an expert C++ programmer.

<html>

This user can write HTML.

LaTeX

This user can typeset using LaTeX.

PHP

This user can code PHP.

SQL

This user can program in SQL.

Verilog

This user can design chips in Verilog.

Computer science in general
Computer security
Digital logic and FPGAs
Electronic hardware security
Embedded systems
GPGPU technology
High performance computing

Education

This user is a graduated homeschooler.

BS

This user has a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Science.

PhD

This user has a Doctor of Philosophy degree in Computer Science.

RPI

This user attends or attended Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.

Personal

This user is an Eagle Scout
with a silver palm,
class of 2007.

This user loves to go camping.

I've been camping since before I was old enough to stand on my own, and earned Eagle Scout rank in 2007. I eventually hope to become a member of the Adirondack Forty-Sixers and have climbed seventeen of the peaks as of this writing.