software engineer · switzerland
I sit in front of a screen and read code. I used to write it; now I talk with people and LLMs.
I still like systems that are useful and don't make the maintainer (usually future me) miserable.
Open to workWork
Right now I'm the software architect and full-stack dev on an agricultural automation R&D project at HEIG-VD's Institute of Industrial Automation. The stack: C# → ASP.NET Core → Blazor + WPF.
Basic military training and maintenance, plus diagnosis of military radio communication equipment.
Maintained and extended CARI, a large Java application used by Swiss road traffic offices. Mostly legacy code and the steady work of debugging, reviewing, refactoring, and improving things one PR at a time.
Assisted both the OOP and Cloud Computing bachelor courses, helping students with object-oriented modelling (Java) and cloud topics (AWS/GCP, Docker, Kubernetes, Terraform and Ansible).
Projects
Ran a blog where, each race weekend, I dove deep into the available data to find the how and why behind particular results, and to follow the improvements made to the cars across the season. For that I built tooling for telemetry and session analysis in Python, pulling race data and generating performance reports and charts.
Machine learning for the call to pit in Formula 1: gathering and preparing data, then exploring models (RF/NN/RNN) to capture the relationship between race strategy and situation data, with a focus on explainability (XAI), digging into why the model says what it says. Graded 5.6/6.
Tools
Interests
Usually hanging out in the sun, playing tennis, watching racecars, and listening to music.
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