Summary
Harrison Hall is a cyber engineer and software developer with nine years of hands-on experience in vulnerability research, network programming, and full-stack web and cloud development. Currently leading technical efforts at Nightwing, he designs mesh networks, traffic shaping and C2 systems while continuing deep firmware reverse engineering and exploit discovery. Prior work at Raytheon involved building aviation security tooling and protocol-aware parsers and fuzzers for ARINC-429, CANBUS and MIL-STD-1553B, reflecting a strong embedded-systems security background. He pairs that low-level expertise with data pipeline and alerting systems experience from academic work, where he automated anomaly detection and occupancy prediction to improve energy modeling. Based in Greenville, SC, Harrison blends offensive research instincts with practical production engineering and a track record of shipping secure, data-driven systems.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Computer Science (B.S.), Physics (B.S.), Minor in Mathematical Sciences, Computer Science (B.S.), Physics (B.S.), Minor in Mathematical Sciences at Clemson University
High School, High School at Scholars Academy
High School, High School at Carolina Forest
Coastal Carolina University
English