Hi, I'm Dylan.
crypto / math / software
Values
let's connect the dots
As a computer scientist, I aim to develop novel technologies to empower those in need while integrating scientific endeavors with real-world applications.
Ask why? Understand how.
Curiosity drives my interests. I am interested in why things are the way they are, so expect lots of questions: questions that provoke thought, discussion, and action.
From a solo act to a team player
If you wanna go quickly, I can make it happen. As a fast-paced learner with a curious mindset, I can go solo when needed. But if you wanna go far and prefer collaboration over competition, great endeavors await.
A casual writer
Solving problems is cool, but explaining the path to the solution is when the insights happen.
Eliciting Latent Knowledge (ELK and AI-Alignment)
Date: August '22- article
CryptoGolf | m0leconCTF
Date: April '21- article
SignStealingSoftware-P2 | UMDCTF
Date: April '21- article
RubiksCBC | rgbCTF
Date: July '20- article
skillz
languages
- Java
- Python
- Swift
- HTML/CSS
- JavaScript
- C++
Oof, you've come so far... a little about me.
I'm Dylan, a CS/Math student at Stanford. I'm interested in crypto and currently building enshrined coprocessors @ InfinityVM. In the past, I've done math stuff at Jane Street, natural language processing @ Amazon & Air Force Research Laboratory, and hardware security at Stanford's Robust Systems Research Lab.
In my free time, I enjoy trading, badminton, poker, and piano.
Please reach out if you're interested in learning more about my projects.I'm always open to new challenges where I can help people with lines of code. If you believe we can excel together, please get in touch!