Systems & software engineer · United Kingdom

From the hypervisor to the browser.

I'm Dogukan, usually Khan.
I write Rust, C, C++, and x64 assembly when the problem is latency, memory, or hardware, and C#, .NET, and TypeScript when the problem is something people have to use.
Lately, the retrieval and inference systems in between.

The deepest work is on Windows, below the operating system: a Type-1 hypervisor on Intel VT-x, kernel drivers, reverse engineering, and the debugging tooling needed to trust any of it.
The same habits carry up the stack: typed contracts, measured performance, and no dependency I can't explain.

The rest is infrastructure and product: a market execution engine with no allocation on its hot path, a retrieval server that grades its own evidence before returning it, agent tooling in Node, and the web and .NET applications around them.
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