Burin is a final-year Ph.D. Candidate from the National University of Singapore who is experienced in developing highly efficient hardware architectures and automated methodologies for secure, trusted computing systems. He possesses strong expertise in various fields including computer architecture, digital logic design (both ASIC and FPGA development from RTL to deployment), neuromorphic computing, graph processing, coarse-grained reconfigurable architecture, hardware security, fault injection, hardware Trojan, and computer-aided design. His former work was recognised and featured on the official NUS website, where he was subsequently interviewed by Singapore's largest national news outlet - Channel News Asia, for his contributions to the advancement of chip security tools alongside his professor.Previously, he was a research intern at AMD Singapore's CTO Lab, contributing to AMD's open-source Smart Network Interface Card (SmartNIC) that allows for high throughput, low latency, and high flexibility. He also partook in an internship at Thailand's first and only ASIC design company, Silicon Craft Technology, where he co-developed chip modules and a RISC-V processor. Burin's works have been published in multiple top-tier conferences and journals such as ICCAD, TCAD, and DATE. He is a highly-driven individual, avid learner, and an innovative thinker, who is passionate about solving challenging computing problems (hardware and software).