Computer Science student at Gdańsk University of Technology with strong foundations in algorithms, systems programming, and Linux environments. Experienced in Go, C/C++, and C# as well as familiar with Java, Python, Ruby, Rust, and TypeScript, through academic and personal projects, including self-hosted infrastructure and low-level development.
A B+ tree implementation focusing on memory-efficient data structures and safety.
A simplified transpiler for converting Python scripts to Ruby. This project allowed me to familiarize myself with lexer and parser design, while effectively modeling real-world objects through class design. It also required an in-depth study of Makefiles to automate a complex build process involving circular dependencies between various files.
An implementation for sorting files too large to fit in primary memory. This project required efficient disk-write management and the utilization of various data structures, such as a min-heap.
A full-stack solution for local business logistics. Focused on a fast, dependency-light frontend. Fully managed and deployed independently.
Management of a production environment for media, backups, and small business order-tracking. Running in Docker, secured behind an overlay VPN, and exposed via Cloudflare tunnels when required.
I value simplicity, ownership, and efficiency. My preference for languages like C and Go stems from a desire to understand the hardware beneath the code. I apply this logic to my homelab, where I prioritize self-hosting over third-party dependencies. This is why I prefer ssh to my home server over GitHub and strive to minimize dependencies in my own code.
I primarily read Science Fiction but also enjoy classic murder mysteries. Some of my favorite books include:
I mostly play automation games but also enjoy other indie titles: