TPM & Cryptography
Trusted Platform Module development, cryptographic engineering, and hardware-backed security foundations.
Hardware Security Engineer • TPM • Embedded Systems • Seattle, WA
Matthew Botchek
Security engineer focused on hardware trust, TPMs, and practical systems design.
I’m Matthew Botchek, a hardware security engineer and cybersecurity developer working on Trusted Platform Module (TPM) development, embedded systems, cryptography, OSINT, and secure engineering. Based in Seattle, Washington, I work at the intersection of hardware trust, software security, and reliable systems design.
Core focus
Practical security engineering
I bring a practical, adversarial mindset to TPM development, secure embedded systems, OSINT, penetration testing, RF analysis, and Windows security.
- TPM and cryptographic systems
- Embedded, RF, and Raspberry Pi engineering
- Windows security and practical security tooling
About
Security-minded engineer building trust into modern systems.
I’m Matthew Botchek, a hardware security engineer and cybersecurity developer based in Seattle, Washington, with experience spanning Trusted Platform Module (TPM) development, cryptography, embedded systems, Windows security, and practical systems work.
My work focuses on the foundations of trust in modern computing platforms, while also exploring RF analysis, Raspberry Pi engineering, secure embedded design, and hands-on security engineering. I bring a thoughtful approach to solving complex systems problems with a strong emphasis on security, reliability, and real-world practicality.
Specializations
Technical strengths and areas of focus
Windows Security
Platform security, enterprise security engineering, and practical tooling for modern Windows environments.
Embedded & RF
Raspberry Pi integration, RF analysis, LoRa systems, and secure embedded design.