I'm a software engineer currently working as a full-stack developer, with a strong personal interest in numerical methods, GPU computing, and performance-oriented systems.
My background is a bit unconventional:
- I studied linear algebra, numerical methods, and mechanics at university.
- I previously worked as a mechanical / structural (FEA) engineer, using tools like ANSYS and Abaqus for stress analysis.
- Over time, I became increasingly interested in how these systems work internally — both mathematically and computationally.
- That curiosity eventually led me into software engineering, where I took the most accessible entry path at the time: web development.
Professionally, I work as a full-stack engineer, building web applications and systems end-to-end.
In parallel, I explore topics that connect my engineering background with software:
- Numerical linear algebra and iterative solvers
- GPU computing for both graphics and computation
- Web-based compute via WebGL / WebGPU
- Rust for performance-critical and systems-level code
- Architecture patterns for scientific and engineering software
A central personal project is fea_app, where I’ve been building a small finite-element–style analysis tool from scratch — not as a production FEA solver, but as a way to deeply understand:
- how numerical methods map to code,
- how computation interacts with GPUs,
- and how modern web technologies can be used for scientific workloads.
While I currently work in web development, my long-term interests are gradually shifting back toward:
- numerical computing and solvers
- GPU-accelerated computation
- scientific / engineering software
- and eventually HPC-style workloads, whether on native platforms or in the browser
I enjoy learning by building things end-to-end — from math and algorithms down to execution models and performance characteristics.
- Languages: Rust, TypeScript, JavaScript
- Compute & Graphics: WebGPU, WebGL
- Domains: numerical methods, linear algebra, FEA concepts
- General: performance-aware programming, system design, tooling
Thanks for stopping by 🙂