Software developer with a background in embedded Linux systems and low-level networking. I’ve built software for CAN bus data acquisition pipelines, high-throughput network traffic generators, and backend services on Azure.
Now expanding into AI and cloud-native infrastructure — applying a systems engineer’s perspective to the next layer of the stack.
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KDE Plasma 6 widget for controlling IKEA TRÅDFRI Zigbee devices — bridges QML desktop UI to CoAP home automation protocol
First person story driven game
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Colony Management prototype
WARP17, The Stateful Traffic Generator for L1-L7 is a lightweight solution for generating high volumes of session based traffic with very high setup rates.
Working on embedded software for an NXP i.MX8 Linux platform integrated with an Infineon Aurix microcontroller for CAN bus data acquisition. Responsibilities include evolving a legacy codebase across hardware generations, implementing CAN message decoding and diagnostic data collection, and integrating the acquisition pipeline with cloud infrastructure. Built a C# service on Microsoft Azure for diagnostic report transformation. Also developing on QNX Neutrino RTOS, using CMake and Conan for build and dependency management.
Developed and maintained Warp17, an open-source stateful traffic generator built to replace commercial tools (IxNetwork, Spirent) for internal network testing. Work was done on a DPDK-based network stack running in user space, bypassing the Linux kernel for high-throughput packet processing. Responsibilities included debugging complex network traffic issues, Linux server deployment integration, technical documentation, and onboarding material for new team members.
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