Jimmy Hung

Software, architecture, and security.

I'm interested in how systems are put together — the architecture underneath a piece of software, the assumptions that make it secure or insecure, and increasingly, how AI changes what's worth building by hand versus generating.

My work sits at the intersection of software engineering and security: designing systems that hold up under real conditions, and thinking about where they're likely to break. I like problems where correctness and safety actually matter.

Lately I've been spending time on artificial intelligence — both using it as a tool to build faster, and thinking about the new failure modes it introduces.

This site is where I collect some of what I've built and what I've been thinking about.

Interests

Outside of work, I'm curious about how things are designed — from software architecture to the physical systems around us. I like reading about security incidents and post-mortems, tinkering with small technical experiments, and following where AI tooling is headed next.