Kernels

About Me

I’m a developer from Argentina with a strong passion for programming

Since I was young, I have been fascinated by software and later hardware, which led me to explore different programming languages, systems, and technologies over the years.

I enjoy building projects that challenge me, learning new concepts, and experimenting with both software and hardware.

My interests range from application development and embedded systems to reverse engineering and low-level programming.

My Story

My journey in programming started with curiosity. What began as an interest in understanding how software worked evolved into a continuous process of learning and development.

Over time, I have worked with multiple programming languages and technologies, developing experience in software development, user interfaces, embedded devices, and system-level concepts.

Skills & Technologies

Programming Languages

C++ ⭐

My primary programming language
Strong focus on performance, memory management, and system-level programming
Experience developing applications, tools, and technical projects

Java

Extensive experience with object-oriented programming
Comfortable building applications
Strong understanding of Java fundamentals and software design

C#

Experience developing desktop applications and user interfaces
Familiar with application architecture and UI development

Embedded Systems & Circuits

I have experience working with microcontrollers and hardware-oriented projects, including:

Programming ESP32 boards
Embedded software development
Basic electronics and wiring

Reverse Engineering

I have experience reverse engineering and understanding how software works internally, including:

Analyzing applications and binaries
Understanding program behavior
Protecting applications from malicious clients
Analyze malicious applications

This has helped me improve my debugging skills and develop a deeper understanding of how programs operate behind the scenes.

Projects

You can find my projects here on GitHub. Each project represents something I have built, experimented with, or learned from.

Feel free to explore my repositories and follow my progress as I continue improving my skills.