About me
I am an aerospace engineering student and open-source developer. I like working on complete systems: the architecture underneath, the interface people touch, and the infrastructure that keeps everything running.
My current work spans Linux desktop development, native creative applications, Home Assistant, networking, self-hosted infrastructure, Apple/Linux interoperability and aerospace-related numerical tooling. The common thread is engineering software that feels cohesive rather than assembling disconnected features.
Aerospace
What I build
Systems, not isolated features
Nodalix explores the Linux desktop as one integrated product. Nodalia extends Home Assistant with a cohesive interface and backend. Lienzo and Vinilo explore native creative and media applications with strong system integration.
How I work
Measure, simplify, iterate
I care about maintainable architecture, profiling real bottlenecks, responsive UX, regression tests and interoperability. I prefer to understand why something is slow or fragile before trying to hide the symptom.
Engineering
Aerospace background
My studies cover areas such as aerodynamics, structures, propulsion, flight mechanics, control, numerical methods and GNSS. I also build small engineering tools, including satellite-position calculations from RINEX broadcast ephemerides.
Current focus
Linux · Creative tools · Smart home
Right now I am focused on Nodalix OS, the next architecture of Nodalia Cards and its Engine, Lienzo's editing and rendering workflows, and Vinilo's native GNOME music experience.
Stack
Technologies I use across desktop software, systems, infrastructure, smart-home development and the web. The exact stack changes by project; these are the tools I return to most often.