Computer-engineering student building across the whole stack — from embedded Rust and C/C++ on bare metal to FastAPI and ASP.NET backends.
Currently a research assistant on SISTINA, an antiproton-annihilation physics experiment.
A record of what I've built so far — mostly things close to the metal and the systems that sit on top of them.
I'm an engineering student in the CTI – IoT track at the National Polytechnic University of Bucharest, studying in the Faculty of Engineering in Foreign Languages. Most of what I build lives on GitHub — embedded firmware in C/C++ and async Rust on the Embassy framework, and backend REST services in FastAPI, Flask and ASP.NET.
I'm comfortable taking a project from bare-metal firmware all the way to a Dockerised deployment. A networking foundation (CCNA) and a competitive-informatics background round out how I think about systems. Right now I'm also a research assistant on SISTINA, an antiproton-annihilation physics experiment.
A backend REST API serving live readings from a weather (meteo) station — built the way I like backends: clean REST endpoints, a persistent data store, and measurements ready to query, chart, or feed into other services.
VIEW ON GITHUB ↗A portable oscilloscope built from three Raspberry Pi Pico boards in Rust — ADC sampling and signal processing, with a Pico 2W serving the measurement UI over WiFi.
VIEW ON GITHUB ↗A studio for driving and visualising CNC machines — turning toolpaths and G-code into controlled, repeatable motion on real hardware.
VIEW ON GITHUB ↗A driver for the SHT21 temperature & humidity sensor over I²C — bare-metal embedded code talking straight to the hardware, the kind that feeds a weather station.
VIEW ON GITHUB ↗SISTINA — Strong Interaction Studies in Antiproton Annihilation is an experimental prototype investigating the strong nuclear interaction through antiproton annihilation. I assist on the physics and chemistry side of the prototype — supporting setup, measurements and lab work as the experiment is built out.
Work in progressMaintaining systems, networks, and day-to-day IT infrastructure — keeping machines, connectivity, and the local network healthy and reliable.
Faculty of Engineering in Foreign Languages · domain CTI – IoT.
Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science · domain CTI.
Specialization in Mathematics and Informatics.
Selected for years of advanced excellency courses in informatics — the training ground for national olympiads and contests.