Jad Assaf

DevOps & Systems Engineer | Information Systems Student

Hi, my name is Jad. I am an Information Systems student at Youngstown State University. I focus on low-level systems programming, compilers, and operating system internals.

GitHub: @squallstrings

Email: Assaf.jad230 [at] gmail (dot) com

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murasaki-cc ↗

Experimental C compiler implementing tokenization, parsing, AST generation, and code generation. Built to explore compiler architecture and low-level systems programming.

C Compiler

jsh ↗

Unix-style shell written in C implementing command parsing, process spawning, pipes, and environment management. Built to explore process control and operating system interfaces.

C Linux

IOCTL Kernel Driver

Windows kernel-mode driver written in C++ exploring IOCTL communication, memory access, and user–kernel boundaries.

C++

kyubey-scan

Lightweight port scanner written in C++ focused on socket behavior, threading, and network enumeration.

C++

Cedar

Python macro input recorder capable of capturing and replaying complex input sequences for automation and testing.

Python

dots-figs

Personal Arch Linux dotfiles including Neovim Lua configuration and Hyprland desktop environment setup.

Lua Linux

Hospital Backend Mock

Containerized backend stack with monitoring and metrics using Prometheus, Grafana, Postgres, Nginx, and Bash.

Linux Docker Postgres Bash Nginx

Synge

Reimplemented selected standard library abstractions to explore memory allocation strategies and ownership boundaries in Rust.

Rust