Ilhan Raja is a firmware and mobile platform security engineer with 11 years of hands-on experience protecting Android, iOS, firmware, and OS components across roles at Google, Raytheon, and Apple. He helped secure Apple EFI/Secure Boot and the Secure Enclave/T2 stack and now focuses on reverse-engineering abusive apps and attack vectors for Google’s ad monetization platform. His work spans firmware, browsers, GPUs, consoles and emerging wireless domains (5G, Bluetooth, cellular), blending deep vulnerability research with practical mitigation at scale. Beyond security, he pursues applied electrochemistry and decarbonization research—working on (electro)pyrolysis for hydrogen production, catalysis, and battery chemistries—which informs his interest in low-power hardware alternatives like RRAM and STT/SOT MRAM. Based in Houston, he pairs rigorous security engineering with cross-disciplinary curiosity in spectroscopy, microscopy, and even fusion and neuroscience.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
BS Computer Science, BS Computer Science at Texas A&M University
Center of Professional Development Certificate Advanced Computer Security, Center of Professional Development Certificate Advanced Computer Security at Stanford University
Contributions:35 pushes, 1 branch in 8 years 6 months
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