AIDIN SHEKARI

Engineer by craft,
director by instinct.

I'm Aidin Shekari — an Electrical Engineering student at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, based in Mashhad, Iran. My curiosity has always lived close to systems: how they start, how they fail, how they talk to hardware, and how a person can make them safer, faster, and more useful.

I started following software engineering when I was a kid, and by my teenage years I was already self-studying the parts that pulled me in: operating systems, databases, backend logic, automation, and the quiet architecture behind reliable products. A lot of what I know came from building, breaking, reading, fixing, and repeating that loop until the idea finally made sense.

Cybersecurity is where that motivation becomes sharper for me. I like understanding different operating systems and environments — Linux, Windows, servers, personal machines, and embedded-style systems — because each one has its own habits, risks, and weak points. I care less about just listing tools, and more about learning how systems behave deeply enough to protect them, automate them, and design them with intent.