About Me

I’m a Computer Science student with a passion for systems-level programming and infrastructure. I spend most of my time diving into sysadmin, embedded systems, and the intersection of hardware and software.

My interests span from low-level embedded development on microcontrollers (STM32, ESP32) to building reliable, minimal server infrastructure. I’m fascinated by how systems work under the hood, whether that’s Linux, Active Directory or firmware optimization.

On this blog, I share what I’m learning: writeups of projects, guides I wish existed when I started, and exploration of sysadmin tooling and embedded platforms. Whether you’re a fellow student, a systems engineer, or just curious about this space, I hope you find something useful here.

When I’m not getting lost in the details of why something works the way it does, you can find me exploring self-hosting, cooking, or working out.

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