I stand at the intersection of Physics and Computer Science. My background is in Statistical Computational Physics with a focus on Complex Systems, Stochastic Optimization and Random Matrix Theory. My interests extend from Data Science to Software Engineering with projects in Time Series Analysis, Reinforcement Learning and Full-Stack Development.
Libraries: tokio, ndarray, serde, faer-rs, NumPy, SciPy, Pandas, scikit-learn, matplotlib, PyTorch, Tensorflow, DataFrames.jl, Plots.jl, Makie.jl
Tools: Linux, Nix/NixOS, Docker, SQL
Projects applying physical laws and rigorous math to solve complex problems.
- tsp-sa
High-performance Simulated Annealing in C++ Implementation of stochastic optimization algorithms to find global minima in combinatorial problems.
- *artificial-systems
High-performance Complex Systems Simulation in Rust Modeling artificial environments to study emergent behavior and system dynamics.
- ts-cov-matrix
Time Series Random Matrix Analysis Tools for analyzing correlations in time-series data, drawing on concepts from Random Matrix Theory.
A complete implementation of the Sternhalma (Chinese Checkers) game, featuring a backend server, web frontend, and an autonomous playing agent.
- Game Server: The backend logic handling game state and multiplayer connections.
- Web Interface: The interactive frontend interface for the game.
- RL Agent: An AI agent trained to play the game using Reinforcement Learning.
- json-parser
Simple JSON Parser. A from-scratch implementation of a JSON parser, built to better understand parser combinators.
I actively maintain several repositories dedicated to algorithmic mastery and mathematical puzzles.
| Platform | Repository | Focus |
|---|---|---|
| LeetCode | leetcode | Solutions for DSA (Data Structures & Algorithms) interview questions. |
| Project Euler | project-euler | Solving complex mathematical problems using programming. |
| HackerRank | hackerrank | Logic and SQL practice problems. |
| Advent of Code | aoc-yyyy | Annual December coding challenges solved in Rust, Haskell, and Python. |