I'm an intermediate software engineer focused on systems-level thinking, infrastructure tooling, and security.

I mainly work with Go, enjoy building reliable internal tools, and care deeply about understanding how things actually work — from distributed systems down to kernels and operating systems.

• Infrastructure & developer tools
• Security (systems, low-level, defensive thinking)
• Distributed systems
• Math & theoretical foundations
• Operating systems & kernel-level concepts
• Projects with elegant ideas, not just features

I’m especially drawn to projects that are clever, minimal, and conceptually beautiful.

Primary

• Go (infrastructure tools, services, internal systems)

Exploring

• Zig (as a potential long-term systems language)
• Kernel & OS internals
• Low-level security concepts

Background

• Functional programming (Elixir)
• K8s, Docker and other infrastructure tools
• Linux environments

I’m mostly a self-driven learner.
I prefer depth over speed, and understanding over trends.

I enjoy:

• Reading specs and source code
• Rebuilding things from scratch to learn them
• Studying failures, edge cases, and tradeoffs

• Moving deeper into security-oriented engineering
• Building fewer but more meaningful projects
• Strengthening low-level and systems knowledge

Still exploring where I best fit within security — systems, infrastructure, or research-heavy paths.

• Telegram: @hu13er
• Email: faramin.smile@gmail.com

“Simplicity is prerequisite for reliability.” — Edsger W. Dijkstra