I'm a Low Level Software Engineer who loves figuring out software from their implementation and their ideas.

Why?

Without implemenation I'm a donkey, without ideas I'm a donkey. With both I'm having fun. - (By me)

Diving deep into software and systems gives me a unique ability to understand from the bottom level and then try to again interpret from the top level. Switching from 1 feet view to 10000 feet view is a good skill to learn - (Trust me)

• 🔭 I’m currently working on building Source Code Analysis Tools @ Asvatthi

  At Asvatthi I've gotten my hands on working with Language Grammars and building frontend parsers for 6 languages and helped junior team members to build their own! I've built the following parsers:

  • Python (Simple grammar with 35 keywords)
  • Java (Moderate grammar with 68 keywords)
  • Javascript (Moderate grammar, a bit difficult to work with tho with 63 keywords)
  • Rust (Moderate grammar, with 40 keywords. Building a parser in Rust for Rust was fun)
  • Go
  • C++

• 🌱 I’m currently learning about the following topic:

  • LLVM IR. Compiler backends are just a whole new world.

  • git internals to be able to add some features to the Git system

  • I'm also diving into WM and making my own environment that I can copy in different Linux distributions. I have done a bit of distro hoping starting with fedora, then Arch, then Debian then Manjaro and now currently I use OpenSUSE Tumbleweed (yes, the Chameleon guys). I do like Tumbleweed for it's near frequent updates that comes along with stability which is such a strong combination

  • I’m looking to collaborate on package management software. I've started researching on RPM and looking at the codebase of Zypper

• 📫 How to reach me: LinkedIn

• ⚡ Fun fact: I can be intrigued by any random topics and I have to control myself from jumping topics frequently :)