- I'm currently a Detector Control Software Engineer, working on the FIT DCS for the ALICE experiment at CERN.
- I hold a BEng in Applied Computer Science from AGH University of Kraków.
- I'm currently pursuing an MEng in Electronics and Telecommunications at AGH University of Kraków.
Some of the applications that I developed while working as a Detector Control Software Engineer for FIT detector in ALICE, CERN.
fit-fred contains an early version of the broker between front-end electronics and an industrial SCADA system I co-developed (development has since moved to CERN's internal GitLab). It is currently a robust, 20,000-line system running reliably in production at the LHC for almost a year.
These repositories contain tools I developed to automate the testing of various components within our control system.
I love using software to interact with the physical world, which is why I'm so passionate about embedded software development. guitar-me is my most advanced project to date, performing real-time signal processing on a guitar signal captured through an analog front-end I designed.
I've also been exploring embedded Rust and highly enjoy the language. Here are a few smaller projects I've built with it:
My first-ever quasi-embedded project was a Rust-based robot controlled via WebSocket (complete with some questionable design choices).
I've explored web development as well, including programming in Rust for WebAssembly. One project I'm especially proud of is a stroboscopic guitar tuner simulator -- I actually use it every time I need to tune my guitar.
I use Arch Linux with a customized Hyprland and NeoVim developer experience as my daily driver. Here are my dotfiles.