Hi! I'm Hatziry Vitales Herrera, a Computer Engineering student at the Escuela Superior de Cómputo - IPN (ESCOM). I am deeply passionate about secure software development, systems architecture, and solving complex problems through clean, efficient code.
My core areas of interest and specialization include:
- Cryptography & Cybersecurity: Designing and implementing robust security frameworks, digital signatures (ECDSA), authenticated encryption (AES-GCM), and identity validation.
- Distributed Systems & Networking: Software architecture, concurrency management, and scalable solutions.
- Software Development: Building resilient applications by combining strong backend logic with functional design.
When I'm not writing code, I'm running algorithms of a different kind: I crochet. And honestly, it's not that far from programming. A crochet pattern is essentially pseudocode — sequential instructions, iteration over rows, state tracking (stitch counts, tension), and pattern recognition to spot when something breaks. Debugging a miscounted round is the same mindset as tracing an off-by-one error. It's where I exercise algorithmic thinking, patience, and structured problem-solving away from the screen.
🧵 Follow my crochet work → @crochat0
- Languages: Rust, Go, Java, JavaScript / TypeScript, C
- Cryptography & Backend: NIST cryptographic standards, Firebase, Data Integrity
- Tools & Platforms: Git, GitHub, Linux, Figma
- RxPro: A secure e-prescription system powered by advanced cryptography (ECDSA, AES-GCM). Awarded 3rd place at ExpoESCOM.
- Qadra: A legal case management platform focused on the cryptographic integrity of digital legal files (Graduation Thesis).
- Tibi Balance: A software solution designed for optimized flow management and balance control.
