About Me

I discovered programming as a teenager, when I realized that playing computer games is fun, but it's actually more fun to develop your own. It wasn't just about making games; I was very curious and fascinated by figuring out how things worked behind the scenes.

This curiosity took me into physics for my studies, where I found out that programming is not only about creating stuff, but is also a tool to analyze and visualize complex data.

Throughout my career in science, I've focused on blending my coding skills with my attention to detail to make sure I create engaging user experiences. From developing scientific analysis tools to crafting educational visualizations, I've always aimed to make the experience as smooth and enjoyable as possible.

I believe that whether it's for rigorous scientific research or to automatize just a simple task, using these tools should feel as natural and fun as playing a game.

Projects

I know you want to see some examples of what I do! So, check out a selection of my projects: