Bio

I've been deeply involved with hardware electronics design since I've been about ten, when my parents bought me a Radio Shack 10-in-1 kit. From that beginning I've worked on a wide range of projects including both hardware and embedded software, the most recent being my open-source ChipWhisperer project that helps to make advanced embedded security attacks accessible. This project aims to revolutionize this field by offering a complete open-source toolchain, along with tutorials and even hardware that can be purchased on Mouser. I co-founded NewAE Technology Inc., to make this project more widely accessible, and have now sold thousands of ChipWhisperer-Lites along with many other products which have been used in universities, research labs, commercial companies validating their products, and governments. I maintain active academic ties through continuing to publish research, along with teaching undergraduate and graduate students.