About me
A quick brief
§Work
I spent the early part of my work life (around 14 or 15) working on long-range signal transmission systems as part of a large government Railway project. Since then I've been fortunate to be part of internationally televised programmes courtesy of NatGeo, build electronic vickrey bond auction systems for the Singapore Exchange, solve problems in parametric reinsurance, among other things.
§Research
Google Scholar is a good place to look. My first paper was sometime in 2015, about Random number generation using Chua's Circuits. Since then, I've :
- Presented at ACM CCS 2016 on formal analysis for Smart Contracts, the code for which later joined the Ethereum Foundation.
- Presented at ACM ICISS 2017 about sensory substitution in humans and how different approaches to signal processing can affect the human brain.
- Worked on Varying Baseline Correction for DNA sequencing, X-ray crystallography and other applications, which was later awarded the front cover. Here's a fun story about making the cover art;
- Co-wrote a (non-peer reviewed) analysis on reverse engineering Continuous Glucose Monitors.
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