I build projects that sit between software, hardware and real-world use.
- React and TypeScript frontends
- Raspberry Pi, ESP32 and Arduino builds
- UI-heavy apps connected to actual devices
- experiments that start as hacks and end up as working products
Right now the strongest theme in my work is combining clean UX with physical systems, especially in projects like Spotify Frame and Rocket Graduator.
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Turned an old Android 4.2.2 photo frame into a dedicated Spotify now-playing display with a Raspberry Pi backend and touch playback controls. |
An in-progress rocket telemetry project focused on modular hardware-software structure, data flow and safe ground-side tooling. |
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A live TypeScript product build currently in beta. |
Public-facing sites and experiments including Drukmajster3D, Engleo and a camera-based web app. |
- product-style interfaces that feel finished, not template-made
- dashboards, tools and web apps with clear UX
- hardware hacks that give old devices a second life
- embedded projects where code and electronics actually meet
The work I care most about usually lives somewhere between:
- polished frontend
- embedded or Raspberry Pi logic
- real deployment
- a physical outcome you can actually touch
If that means turning a forgotten device into a useful product, or building telemetry for a rocket project from scratch, that is usually the kind of work I want to keep doing.
