I'm fascinated by systems that continue working under pressure; Distributed databases, operating systems, compilers, networking, and the low-level abstractions that power modern infrastructure.
I don't build projects to fill a portfolio. I build them because I enjoy understanding how things work from first principles. If a tool feels like magic, I want to know what happens underneath.
Outside programming, I spend time reading, journaling and running. They remind me that progress comes from consistency, not intensity.

A Distributed key-value store, Zero Dependencies, written in go. Stress-tested with 100K+ writes and reads, achieved 100% request success rate and 0.9s for 10,000 batched PUTs/GETs.
A HTTP Server written in nothing but Pure C. No Dependencies. Benchmarked: 21K req/sec, 5 ms response time.
Official JS client for DukeDB
Rust FFI bindings to OpenCL, and dev container setup for openCL + Intel GPUs