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About

Software developer passionate about programming, problem-solving, and continuous learning. I enjoy self-hosting and automation, and I explore graphics and systems programming in Rust. I like building useful things, keeping them simple, organized, and reliable while still being scalable. My latest hobby involves managing a homelab and misc. services to avoid paying for 30 different subscriptions. I also enjoy rock climbing, pool, and Advent of Code.

Current Projects

  • Homelab and self-hosted services (reverse proxy, monitoring, IaC, backups)
  • Rust graphics and systems programming experiments
  • Small web and CLI tools to automate workflows

Skills

  • Languages: Java, Python, C++, Rust, HTML/CSS, Arduino
  • Tools: Git, Unity, Unreal Engine, Blender, Terraform, Shell scripting
  • Cloud: AWS, Google Cloud
  • Focus areas: Systems/Infrastructure, Self-hosting, Web, AI/ML, Graphics Programming
  • Certifications: CompTIA A+

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  1. CxBlueprint CxBlueprint Public

    Library for creating Amazon Connect Contact Flows from code.

    Python

  2. prnt.sc-ripper prnt.sc-ripper Public

    A comprehensive exploration of LightShot's image storage security vulnerabilities, demonstrating how predictable URL patterns can lead to unauthorized image access.

    Python 3

  3. simple-media simple-media Public

    Naive attempt at a replacement for the *arr stack.

    TypeScript 1