I'm a curious and motivated student passionate about technology, programming, scripting, graphics programming, and embedded systems. I enjoy exploring how hardware and software interact—whether I'm writing C for microcontrollers or building Python tools to automate and extend system behavior.
Outside of tech, I enjoy playing soccer and exploring new games in my free time. I believe in continuous learning and pushing limits, both on the field and at the keyboard.
- Arduino & Microcontrollers
- Sensors, actuators, and real-world hardware interfaces
- Low-level C programming
- Working with registers, memory, timers, and interrupts
- Basic electronics, debugging, and hardware testing
I believe that secure code is good code — whether it runs on Linux or a microcontroller. My focus includes:
- Avoiding unsafe memory practices
- Preventing undefined behavior and data races
- Writing defensive, predictable code
- Being mindful with pointers, buffers, and arrays
- Ensuring software is stable, robust, and reliable
Security isn’t a feature — it’s a mindset.
I love working with low-level and real-time rendering, shaders, and interactive visuals.
My main tools are often OpenGL and Vulkan, used when writing shaders, doing math & physics, rendering, and much more!
I bring the same discipline, strategy, and teamwork from the pitch to my projects.
I love creative play and adapting quickly—on the field and in code.
Gaming keeps me sharp and inspires me to build better, more interactive systems.
It challenges me to think critically, strategically, and creatively.
