Technical generalist who thrives on challenging problems across software engineering, networking, and infrastructure - from strategic work to operational firefighting, with a security-first mindset.
My name is Ezri, I am a senior at the Stevens Institute of Technology finishing my degree in Computer Science. I am also currently working for a small team working on DevOps and HPC clusters for a small engineering firm.
In my free time, I enjoy reading, writing my blog, and skateboarding around the city. You can find what my current focuses are, what I’m reading, watching, and what I have been playing on my now page.
Recent News
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May 2025: I will be joining the Stevens Graduate Student Managed Investment Fund to lead the Portfolio Management team this fall.
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Feb 2025: I’ve been admitted to the Recurse Center for the summer I batch.
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Dec 2024: I am now the head of Quant Development & Optimization at the Stevens Student Managed Investment Fund
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Apr 2024: I will be joining the PEERING BGP Testbed at Columbia University this summer!
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Apr 2024: My security advisory for Authelia has been published by Github and the Go Security Team GO-2024-2744 GHSA-x883-2vmg-xwf7.
Recent Blogs
September 12, 2025 - Recurse Center Return Statement
June 25, 2025 - Embedded rust development on esp32 with flakes
June 08, 2025 - Custom tmux visual bell
February 08, 2025 - Obsidian Publish Directory Enumeration
September 29, 2024 - NixOS Public Unix Server
June 05, 2024 - hypervisor with cockpit-machine
March 15, 2024 - Adding SWAP to a Debian Machine
Featured Projects
EzriCloud
A not-for-profit IT and Networking project that provides free hosting and BGP upstream to students and open-source projects. With over 50 users and 10 BGP downstreams, It offers VPS and web Hosting, BGP transit, and other bespoke web services for students, open source developers, and non-profit organizations.
try(1)
Inspect a command's effects before modifying your live system. try uses Linux's namespace (via unshare) and the overlayfs union filesystem.
EVE Suite
EVE Suite is a management toolkit for libvirt-based virtualization servers. EVE uses mTLS, making it also safe to work over any connection. EVE was made to replace Proxmox on my network.
