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debugpin/README.md

✨ debugpin's Github Profile ✨

👋 Hi, I'm Aaron

I'm a software engineer with a strong focus on systems programming, security, and infrastructure tooling.
I actively contribute to open-source projects in the container, fuzzing, and reliability ecosystem.


🔧 Areas of Focus

  • Systems & Infrastructure

    • Containers, runtimes, and orchestration internals
    • Linux, namespaces, cgroups, syscall boundaries
    • Reliability, correctness, and hard-to-debug failure modes
  • Security & Testing

    • Fuzzing, sanitizers (ASan/UBSan), crash triage
    • Memory safety, undefined behaviour, edge-case discovery
    • Large-scale automated testing infrastructure
  • Languages

    • C / C++ (primary)
    • Go (infrastructure & tooling)
    • Shell, Python (glue & automation)

🧩 Open Source Contributions

I’m particularly interested in projects that sit close to the OS and require careful engineering trade-offs.

🚢 Containers & Runtimes

  • containerd
    • Runtime internals, container lifecycle, low-level integration
  • Related tooling in the cloud-native ecosystem

🐛 Fuzzing & Reliability

  • ClusterFuzz / ClusterFuzzLite
    • Fuzz infrastructure, crash reporting, triage workflows
  • google/fuzztest
    • Modern fuzzing for C++ with strong ergonomics

I enjoy working on problems where correctness, performance, and observability intersect.


🛠 Engineering Values

  • Prefer simple, explicit designs over clever abstractions
  • Strong believer in tooling-assisted correctness
  • Care deeply about:
    • Code review quality
    • Long-term maintainability
    • Developer experience for contributors

📌 What I'm Looking For

  • Collaborating on serious open-source infrastructure
  • Mentorship and deep technical discussions
  • Projects where:
    • Performance matters
    • Bugs are expensive
    • Tests actually mean something

📫 Get in Touch

  • GitHub: you’re already here 🙂
  • Open to discussions via issues, PRs, or design docs

“Make it correct, then make it fast — and never the other way around.”

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    An open and reliable container runtime

    Go

  2. llvm-project llvm-project Public

    Forked from llvm/llvm-project

    The LLVM Project is a collection of modular and reusable compiler and toolchain technologies.

    LLVM

  3. bitcoin bitcoin Public

    Forked from bitcoin/bitcoin

    Bitcoin Core integration/staging tree

    C++

  4. raylib raylib Public

    Forked from raysan5/raylib

    A simple and easy-to-use library to enjoy videogames programming

    C