Software Engineer · Security Architect · Embedded Systems Specialist. Building secure, high-performance systems from bare metal to cloud since 2016.
A multidisciplinary engineer bridging hardware and software, security and performance, theory and ship-it pragmatism.
I'm Mohammad Reza Yahyaie — born December 6, 2000 (1379/09/16). I started programming around age 10, roughly 2010, tinkering with electronics and simple code. I turned professional in 2016, and since then I've been designing and building systems that span the full stack: from PCB schematics and embedded firmware to high-concurrency backends and security architectures.
My expertise covers C/C++, Linux embedded systems, PHP/Swoole (where I operate at 100% proficiency), Rust, and Laravel — with deep specializations in cybersecurity, network architecture, and electronic design. I hold an M.Sc. in Software Engineering and an Associate degree in Computer Networks, plus certifications as a Security Architect and Cybersecurity Specialist.
Beyond engineering, I'm passionate about production, entrepreneurship, and continuous personal and scientific growth. I believe the best security is built into the hardware, the best performance is measured not assumed, and the best code is the code you understand completely. I'm currently single and fully focused on my craft, my growth, and building things that matter.
Hands-on engineering across systems, security, and hardware. PHP/Swoole is my strongest domain at 100%.
Designing scalable microservices, CI/CD pipelines, and monitoring live system health in real-time.
Interactive circuit board — hover over components to explore security features.
Live network topology simulation with threat detection. Security is not a feature — it's the foundation.
Deep dives into embedded systems, security, and high-performance engineering.
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Open to collaboration on security, embedded systems, and ambitious engineering projects.