I deploy servers from scratch, set up CI/CD pipelines, and write tools that actually get used. Published packages on PyPI, self-hosted my own Linux infrastructure, and automate everything I can.
I'm studying Information Technology & Management Information Systems, and most of my time goes into the stuff that sits between writing code and getting it to actually run — servers, containers, pipelines, security. The infrastructure side of things.
I've been at it since I was 16 — started with Telegram bots and selling Notion templates, and now I deploy full Linux servers from scratch, manage Docker environments, run CI/CD pipelines, and handle everything from DNS to firewalls. I also help people set up productivity systems and get their digital workflows in order.
Outside of work, I play chess, write, game way too much, and actually enjoy digging into math and science. I like stars more than cities. And I build things because the process itself is satisfying.
Real infrastructure, real tools — deployed and running.
Full production server built and configured from zero on repurposed hardware. Runs Nextcloud, Pi-hole, Portainer, and Syncthing — all containerized with Docker Compose, secured with Fail2ban and UFW, served through Nginx with auto-renewed SSL. Everything documented and maintained like a real deployment.
A Python package I built and published to PyPI in two days. It runs a 10-stage extraction pipeline on PDFs with confidence scoring per block. Comes with tiered install sizes, a CLI, and a Python API.
A genetic algorithm framework that finds the sweet spot between accuracy and interpretability. Produces 46–82% smaller trees without losing performance. Includes a full CI pipeline and 20-fold cross-validation.
The tools I use day-to-day to build, deploy, and keep things running.