Personal Statement

Where do I start?
Since I was a little kid, I knew that I wanted to be some kind of tinkerer , I've always been the kind of tech nerd that likes to disassemble any sort of mechanism, understand how it works from the inside and then test my understanding about it by reassembling it just to see if it works as it did before I mangled it.
Research gave me a big opportunity to adjust this abstract concept into something do-able in our modern (advanced-ish) society where you cannot just "invent the lightbulb" or "discover the gravity"; that, plus my will to do things for the better & my sense of fulfilled when I help someone makes the environment of Professor-Researcher look like a dream to me, which in practice, has proven me to fit in my very soul desires as good as a glove.

About me

I'm a computer scientist and researcher specializing in timing synchronization, kernel-level development, and hardware-software co-design. My work spans software-defined systems, OS-level timing solutions, and multi-FPGA synchronization with a focus on precision and reliability in constrained environments.

Outside of research, I'm a firm believer that curiosity is the best debugging tool which is the same one that leads me to take things apart and put them back together, whether it's a kernel module or a new album. I've been doing both since before I knew what a set of computer instructions were, and that hasn't changed much.

I'm committed to advancing communications technologies and empowering others through education. I believe that working towards solutions with the sole purpose of helping each other is what brings society to great places and I stand by that with technology: building tools and infrastructure that bring connectivity and innovation to underserved communities.