About me

I’m a software developer with a background in quantum information physics currently working as a Research Assistant at the Brain Physics Lab, University of Cambridge. I’m exploring ways to combine data analysis, code, and scientific research - especially in areas where physiology and computation meet.

Before this, I worked as a backend software engineer in the IT consultancy world, mainly focused on Java, Spring Boot, Groovy, and a bit of everything from Bash scripting to SQL and JavaScript. These days, I’m still coding for fun - often in Go.

Lately I’ve been experimenting with Docker and HTMx, trying out new ways to build and deploy lightweight tools.

I enjoy working on clean, maintainable systems and learning by building.