Application Security Manager @Shopify.
What have I been doing lately?
In this section I will detail where I have been spending some of my time outside of work hours.
Bouldering
I have been spending quite some time getting back into bouldering. I'm back to V8s, but I would like to get more comfortable at this level and break through V9s in the next few months.
Electronics
I've been meaning to get into electronics for a long time, but only recently found my stride. I've started with the basics through the book Make: Electronics: Learning by Discovery and more recently Practical Electronics for Inventors.
Certifications
OSWE Certification from Offensive Security.
Open Source Projects
On my spare time I like to build small tools that solve a specific problem that I'm currently facing.
My recent ones are:
ITP TL;DR;
Needs help reasoning about Safari's ITP? ITP TL;DR; provides real-time domain statistics as you navigate across domains.
Safari's ITP Debug Mode lacks information, this tool is an attempt to make your life as a developer a bit easier.
RustScan
A modern port scanner written in Rust with an integrated scripting engine.
Ruby Debugging
The goal of this repository is to get you familiar with common debugging tools and idioms from Ruby. At the end of it I hope you will have a better understanding of Ruby itself.
Minitag
A framework agnostic Ruby gem that allow developers using minitest to specify tags for their classNamees and tests, and run their test suite based on these tags.
Inspired by Elixir's ExUnit tags.
Slack Emoji Grid
Allows you to create a grid of emojis from a single image and automatically uploads them to Slack.
Text Placeholder
A minimal text template engine written in Rust.