Software engineer by training, electronics maker by passion, and musician at heart – that is me in a nutshell. I graduated from music school with a background in accordion, but these days my day-to-day focus is much closer to code, integrated circuits, and hardware.
I love tinkering across the entire stack – from low-level software down to custom PCB designs and electrical work. I enjoy diving into gear and experimenting: sometimes I fix things, often I break them, but I always learn something along the way.
For the past few years, I have also been deeply into ham radio – radios, antennas, wave propagation, and gear testing. It gets addicting much faster than you would expect!
Outside of tech, I try not to put down roots at my desk. You will find me cycling in the summer, skiing in the winter, and more recently, discovering the joy of riding motorcycles.
DebugBench is my personal space to share hardware teardowns, reverse engineering notes, and homelab projects. If any of it catches your interest, welcome aboard – feel free to join the discussion!