This site is the place where I weave together two journeys that rarely meet in one notebook: motorsport engineering and software development. I did not want another list of repositories, I wanted to explain my professional life and how Computer Science studies meets motorsport.
- How my role in the Formula Student team's ADAS group evolved, and the technical hurdles we face when turning a race car into a driverless platform.
- The skills I am growing.
This portfolio exists to open my work to the outside: share documentation, gather feedback, and meet people who care about AI, embedded systems, and racing. Each section is designed to spark conversations about safe software architectures, validation pipelines, and experimentation on the track.
Putting this story in the open forces me to be clear about goals, results, and lessons learned. It keeps me accountable, helps me grow as an engineer, and documents the team's progress with transparency.
The repository will keep changing: new projects, race retrospectives, technical articles, and reflections on the trade-offs between performance and safety. If you want to follow the evolution or contribute ideas, check the contact details wired into src/config.ts and the links published on the site.