Computer engineering student who builds practical technical tools — open-source cybersecurity software recognized in BlackArch Linux and Awesome Go, AI-driven security engines, and multi-agent systems.

Competitive hackathon victories, distro contributions, and mentorship.
Engineered and pitched a winning technical solution under time pressure, competing against peer engineering teams.
Security and tracing tools accepted into official BlackArch Linux repository and the curated Awesome Go ecosystem list.
Thinking Oasis (Little Innovators Lab 2025) youth mentor teaching critical thinking, algorithms, and project building.
Formal engineering degree and competitive programming bootcamps.
Focusing on low-level systems, cybersecurity, and AI engineering. Senior Capstone Project: Design & Architecture of Autonomous Multi-Agent AI Systems.
Completed the rigorous "Piscine" phase — hands-on peer-to-peer C programming, memory management, and high-intensity algorithmic problem solving.
Clean architecture with modern frameworks. TypeScript, Go, Rust — the right tool for the job.
Automated testing, CI/CD pipelines, and staging environments that catch bugs before users do.
Production is the best testing environment. Ship small, ship often, iterate based on real feedback.
Engineering security tools, presenting projects, and building in public.

Offensive Security Engineer & Full-Stack Developer

Mutasem Kharma engineering low-level eBPF & security tools

Mutasem Kharma with tech community colleagues at Zain Esports / ZINC
Things I've built, from open-source tools to production applications.
Interested in security tooling, eBPF research, multi-agent AI systems, or full-stack collaboration? Feel free to reach out directly.