Security researcher, hardware engineer, endurance athlete — and the founder of GIBC. I study systems from the network layer to the human layer.
I'm a student at Kang Chiao International School, Xiugang Campus — and the founder of GIBC. What started as a conviction that students need a space to build things that matter became a 48-hour hackathon that brings together builders, thinkers, and makers from across disciplines.
My background spans cybersecurity research, hardware engineering, and endurance athletics. I study systems — whether network protocols, human physiology, or embedded hardware — because every layer reveals something the one above hides. This systemic approach is what I brought to building GIBC: find the boundary, test it, push it.
Proved the concept. A small group of students, a 48-hour build, and the conviction that student innovation needed a real platform — not just another competition.
Active bug bounty hunting across HackerOne and Bugcrowd. Multiple validated findings, hardware research with ESP32 and embedded systems, CTF competition podium finishes.
650+ participants across the first edition. Two tracks, real projects, and proof that student-led competitions could ship at scale. The foundation was laid.
Rebuilt from the ground up. International reach via Devpost, expanded organization team, and a platform designed to be bigger, bolder, and built by students for students.
