I am a final-semester Computer Science student at The Hebrew University of Jerusalem, driven by a fascination with how code interacts with silicon. My expertise lies at the intersection of Low-Level Systems Engineering, High-Performance Networking, and Offensive Security.
I thrive on deconstructing complex systems and optimizing the bridge between hardware and software. Whether it’s engineering RDMA-based communication libraries or investigating Linux kernel vulnerabilities, I focus on building software that is as efficient as it is secure.
- Systems Engineering: Developing RDMA-based ring collectives and low-latency communication protocols for distributed systems.
- Security Research: Exploring memory corruption exploits (ROP chains, Buffer Overflows) and network protocol vulnerabilities like the Kaminsky DNS attack.
- PropTech Innovation: Building the future of residential management through a scalable building-management platform.
- Product: Bridging the gap between technical execution and business logic as a Product Lead in the PropTech space.
- Personal: Outside of the terminal, I am a Professional Meat Lover—I take my BBQ as seriously as my C code.
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