Keenan Matelski is a dual-degree Computer Engineering and Mathematics graduate student and research engineer with a decade of technical experience focused on hardware security, RF systems, and cybersecurity. At Georgia Tech Research Institute he built an RTL fuzzing harness, migrated Verilog testbenches to high-performance C++ pipelines, and adapted 20+ open-source DUTs for coverage-guided fuzz testing, demonstrating a rare mix of low-level RTL expertise and practical tooling. He has also analyzed satellite waveforms and developed RF test tooling, and his work with the US Army on low-cost RF jamming shows an ability to translate academic research into tactical capability. Comfortable leading teams and teaching, Keenan pairs polished communication and tutoring experience with entrepreneurial streaks—from running an origami jewelry business to freelance translation—bringing both technical rigor and real-world adaptability to complex engineering problems.
10 years of coding experience
Master of Science - MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Electrical & Computer Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics, 3.96/4.0, Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics, 3.96/4.0 at University of North Georgia
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