I am a software engineer with a strong foundation across the Linux stack, from bootloaders and firmware to secure boot, embedded systems, and backend services.
I am currently working at NXP Semiconductors, where I ship production automotive software and contribute to low-latency in-vehicle communication, diagnostics, and security-related features.
My experience includes designing ECU communication layers, building fault-capture and logging systems, and implementing cryptographic signing pipelines to improve supply-chain integrity and system security.
I also have internship experience in AUTOSAR and bootloader development, where I worked on VIN synchronization, defect resolution, and production-grade automotive protocols such as UDS, CAN, and Automotive Ethernet.
Outside of my professional work, I build end-to-end personal projects in computer vision and autonomous vehicle simulation, using modern backend, frontend, and cloud technologies.
I enjoy working on technically challenging systems where reliability, performance, and security matter, and I am open to opportunities in software engineering, embedded systems, and backend development.