Practicing the craft of systems software.

I'm a systems engineer drawn to the foundations of modern computing: operating systems, networking, compilers, and distributed systems. I aspire to be a Systems Toolsmith: someone who draws from multiple domains to solve general problems by building reusable tooling for myself and others.

I study how low-level software behaves by building small, reproducible experiments and tools. Much of what you'll find here reflects that practice.

I work from a few core principles:

• Make simple things simple and complex things possible. (Shout out to Alan Kay)
• Favor clarity, correctness, and simplicity over cleverness.
• Code should teach as much as it executes.

• Operating system internals
• Network stacks and drivers

I maintain a blog that serves as a working notebook: posts, lab notes, and experiments focused on systems behavior and design reasoning.

I'm always open to thoughtful conversations about the craft of building reliable systems and the tools that support them.