Security Research & Systems Engineering · Linux Architecture & Ricing · Based in California 🇺🇸

I analyze, secure, and custom-tailor Linux systems from the ground up—spanning low-level systems engineering, kernel security research, and advanced desktop customization. I care about deep system internals, secure software design, and window environments that feel ultra-premium and efficient. When I am not digging through assembly or exploring system architecture, I am usually tracking orbital mechanics or looking at deep-space nebulas.

const developer = {
  name:      "Greyson",
  role:      "Security Researcher & Systems Engineer",
  focus:     ["Vulnerability Analysis", "Linux Kernel Internals", "Memory Safety", "Desktop Environment Ricing"],
  wm:        ["Hyprland", "Quickshell", "Wayland Protocol", "Custom Unix Rices"],
  stack:     ["C/C++", "Rust", "Assembly (x86_64)", "Python", "Bash", "Nix"],
  currently: "Building custom Hyprland components & studying secure memory allocator patterns",
  location:  "California 🇺🇸"
};

• Memory Safety: Deep dives into secure heap behaviors, modern memory safety patterns, and understanding safety mitigations (ASLR/NX/SMEP).
• Environment Auditing: Building isolated, secure QEMU testbeds to study and analyze system-level components safely.
• Low-Level Languages: Designing secure, robust utility applications using C, Assembly, and Rust.

• Active Environment: Crafting highly responsive UI overlays using a Hyprland + Quickshell configuration over Wayland.
• Declarative Setups: Designing clean, scriptable system flows with specialized styling engines.
• Legacy Space Build: Previously maintained a deeply customized NixOS desktop environment themed entirely around Interstellar and deep space aesthetics.