Systems
Backend systems & real-time workflows
APIs, streaming proxies, transactional data models, WebSocket flows, and caching designed around clear system boundaries.
Ryle Anthony Gabotero
Software engineer
Hi, I’m Ryle. I’m a software engineer who likes building things that solve real problems. Alongside building and shipping websites and web systems for clients, most of my work involves backend development, cybersecurity, systems administration, and applied AI. I now integrate AI as part of my workflow to speed up research, implementation, debugging, refactoring, and testing, while still making the architecture, security, and final implementation decisions myself. I enjoy figuring out how things work, solving technical problems, and turning ideas into software that’s actually useful.
Systems
APIs, streaming proxies, transactional data models, WebSocket flows, and caching designed around clear system boundaries.
Security
Packet analysis, protocol inspection, Linux and Windows Server hardening, and threat modeling used to surface failure modes early.
Intelligence
ETL, computer vision, model evaluation, and low-latency local inference shaped around a defined product need.
These are the tools I’ve used throughout my development across backend systems, responsive interfaces, cybersecurity, networking, applied AI, containers, and CI/CD. Each group shows where the tools fit in my workflow.
Core
Services, relational storage, caching, and live communication.
Defense
Offensive and defensive workflows, network visibility, protocol analysis, and system hardening.
Models
Data preparation, computer vision, model training, and inference.
Delivery
Responsive interfaces, component styling, containerized development, automated delivery, and shipping.
Workflow
AI-assisted research, implementation, refactoring, testing, and review.
A rolling year of commits, pull requests, issues, and reviews recorded across my GitHub work.
610 contributions in the last 12 months
View GitHub profileMy projects, competitions, certifications, and other work reflect what I’ve built and learned along the way. Explore each section for a closer look at the work behind them.