yasindce1998

In my company they are also hosted GLM 5.3 in their on-prem have us a unlimited tokens. It does a decent job, I would say.

But why do you think it's not good apart from budget?

Location: Bengaluru, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No (open to remote-first roles; can discuss occasional travel)

Technologies: Go, Rust, eBPF, Kubernetes, Kafka, PostgreSQL, distributed systems, Linux internals Email: [email protected]

Backend engineer and security researcher with 5+ years of experience building distributed systems (Go, Kafka, Kubernetes, PostgreSQL/YugabyteDB, Redis), including geospatial/delivery infrastructure for retail clients.

Over the past year I've shifted focus toward offensive/defensive security tooling at the kernel and cluster level:

Warmor – cross-platform eBPF+WASM runtime security policy engine (SBOM + audit-mode policy generation)

KubeDagger – offensive Kubernetes security framework NeuronTrace – kernel-level behavioral containment for AI agent harnesses

Barzakh – UEFI firmware security research platform (Ring 0–Ring -4)

aegis-shadow – dual offensive/defensive eBPF rootkit in Rust

All open source: github.com/yasindce1998

Looking for backend engineering or security engineering roles (platform security, detection engineering, or systems/infra) where I can keep working close to the kernel. Comfortable owning things end-to-end, from design through production.