Software that flies.

Real-time firmware for the team's avionics: ESP32, FreeRTOS across both cores, ISR-safe shutdown of the pyrotechnic channels, sensor drivers, telemetry logging. Also the unglamorous half — debugging firing circuits, reworking LGA/QFN sensors by hand, and reading a flight's CSV to learn that the logger ran at 0.84 Hz and the MCU browned out at liftoff. Software team lead since September 2026.

• C++
• FreeRTOS
• ESP32
• electronics

An AI-based grocery ordering app. It took two first prizes at HackRome 2026 and is now being built out as a commercial product.

• AI
• product
• hackathon

A tool for analysing the binaries that run on industrial PLCs — the code that runs factories and was never meant to be read.

• reverse engineering
• ICS
• security

Routing that ranks roads by how good they are to ride — curvature, surface, weather, the bike you're on — instead of how short they are. Indicator survey done; data connectors and the scoring engine are in progress.

• pathfinding
• geodata
• scoring

A contribution to OpenStack made with Canonical.

• Python
• OpenStack
• open source

Infrastructure engineering on a fleet of more than two hundred servers. Where I learned what "production" actually means.

• Linux
• infrastructure

Third place nationally in Attack/Defense. Privilege escalation, Linux capabilities, GDB, the usual.

• CTF
• security
• Linux

Built at sixteen. 1,500 users, €20k+ processed. The first time strangers paid for something I wrote.

• first product
• 1.5k users