About me

Hello there! I am Shubham, an electrical engineer who loves machines and minimalism. I am fascinated by computers, right from the electrons flowing down in the circuitry, up to the complex ML models/$fad_of_the_day running way up, on top of the stack.

Starting off from embedded and microcomputing, I moved to software engineering. Nowadays, I take a keen interest in cybersecurity, specifically threat hunting, cyber defence and blue team practices. I also researched malware at Georgia Tech’s Cyber Forensics Innovation Lab. I recently graduated with a Master’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech.

You can find a copy of my résumé here.

You can read more about my professional experience here.

You can read more about my skills here.

You can see a selected set of my projects here.

When I am not tinkering, you can find me skimming through Hacker News or my RSS feed, learning español con Duolingo, geeking about Formula 1 or aviation or die-cast cars, reading a detective story, hiking/exploring nature, or stargazing if it is a clear starry night.

I am a keen proponent of privacy on the internet and the open web, and would love to contribute to these areas.