For 15 years, I have worked at the intersection of hardware and software, developing systems based on Embedded Linux, Qt, and industrial protocols like CAN. While my professional background is in industrial environments, I enjoy applying these engineering standards to the DIY ecosystem.

My open-source work focuses on providing reliable code for platforms like the ESP32, RP2040, and Arduino. This includes developing performance-oriented C/C++ libraries as well as accessible Python scripts for rapid prototyping. By sponsoring my work, you support the maintenance of these projects and the creation of well-documented, efficient code that helps bridge the gap between simple prototypes and stable systems.