This project started with my own apartment: too hot in the summer, too loud year-round, and no privacy. I set out to design a renter-friendly shield that finally fixes all three.
Budgeting: the unsung engine behind every event and idea.
Building a private, offline ‘second brain’ that turns local models into a security-focused assistant I can rely on anywhere, even on long flights home.
Living the funny story we call life.
How I became the Steering & Controls Lead and turned a neglected part of the car into a fully planned, data-driven subsystem with a small team behind it.
An overview of our home battery project: why we built it, how we set it up, and how we track everything through a custom energy dashboard.
An award-winning, built from scratch AI recorder that actually solves meeting problems: diarized transcripts, fast RAG search, a clean chat interface, and automatic Google Calendar scheduling.
This is it! My first blog posts. Or is it? I had made this website a week ago, however it stopped working. Hopefully this time everything works out fine. Why do I even bother writing a blog if I am very busy? 1. A great chance to practice my English
Some stories start in the workshop, others at 2 a.m. with friends, or halfway through a trip I probably didn’t plan well enough. The journal is where they end up: a collection of moments that don’t fit neatly anywhere else but still shape who I am. Some are quick notes, some are bigger stories, but together they’re the ongoing thread behind everything I do.
Creative Design · Prototyping · Finance · Systems that actually get shipped
Portfolio – projects and work that I am proud of and want to share.
I like building things that work better than they did yesterday, whether that’s a car that corners tighter, or a design that finally makes sense after weeks of sketching. I get a kick out of the problem-solving process, the part where messy ideas slowly turn into something real. This section is where I share that side of me: The projects that challenged me, taught me, and occasionally made me question why I ever thought engineering was a good idea. Check out my favourite projects:
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