Android · Security Research · Hardware Integration
Camron Bartlow Software Engineer & Security Researcher
Oklahoma-born engineer building secure device platforms, accessible applications, and hardware integrations. Currently producing and shipping next-generation hardware @ Paycom.
About
Systems thinker.
Platform builder.
I work at the intersection of Android platform engineering and security research - designing the software layers that tie hardware peripherals to production-grade mobile systems, and studying how those systems can be attacked.
At Paycom I led the launch of the Paycom Face Forward™ Timeclock, defining architecture across hardware-to-software communication layers and integrating C++/SWIG bindings for facial recognition and RFID authentication. Engineered a data sync engine that processes over 15 million employee punch records monthly with 100% integrity across a 25,000+ device fleet.
Outside of work I build WearOS experiments, write Rust web tooling, and conduct security research into behavioral authentication systems.
- Reduced support call volume by streamlining synchronization logic for legacy hardware timeclocks by 60%, improving reliability across the deployed fleet.
- Designed and documented automated workflows for hardware timeclock operations, reducing manual intervention in recurring processes.
- Coordinated with peripheral vendors to manage shipment timelines and escalate field-reported hardware issues, serving as a technical point of contact.
- Led cross-functional launch of the Paycom Face Forward™ Timeclock and unified hardware-to-software architecture across the full stack.
- Integrated facial recognition and RFID peripherals via C++ and SWIG for touchless, high-speed authentication.
- Engineered SQLite-backed sync engine with background threading - 100% data integrity over 10M+ monthly punches.
- Maintained 99.9% uptime across 15,000+ deployed devices in production.
Projects
Selected Work
Production systems, open-source tools, and security research.
Skills
Toolbox
Languages, platforms, and tools I reach for regularly.
Contact
Let's build something.
Open to interesting conversations, collaboration, and new opportunities.