While I'm proud of conquering those institutional programs, I strongly reject the notion that degrees define my true abilities. Even though I gained a wealth of theoretical knowledge in my fields of study, time and again it's been proven to me that hands-on technical skills trump theory every time. Theory is useful, it accelerates understanding of concepts, explains quirky behaviors, and lays the groundwork, but it's merely a launchpad to greater things. And those greater things? That's where my real skills lie: in the practical, battle-tested expertise I'm relentlessly pursuing.
Status: In progress
Main focus on Computer Vision and Planning. Not leaving the software stack.
Status: Completed ✓
Highlights: Well, all the foundations. From mathematical
introductions to implement my own paging in an OS and everything in between.
Comprehensive education covering theoretical foundations to practical systems programming. Has almost satisfied my curiosity about compilers, hardware-level operations or operating systems. I found my passion is an understatement.
Location: Seattle, USA
Highlights: I've had only good interactions with fellow
students. Met awesome people and had a really good time.
Go Dawgs!!
International academic experience with different teaching methodologies and global CS perspectives. Learned a lot of applied CS, American and international culture. During this exchange, I created an educational website on the Mandelbrot set as a final project for data visualization. Explore it with projects mandelbrot.
Institution: Kantonsschule Burggraben, St.Gallen
Bridge program enabling transition from vocational training to
university-level studies.
Institution: GBS Davidstrasse, St.Gallen
Parallel academic studies during apprenticeship, building foundation for
university education.
To see the skills I've developed through education, explore skills. For my professional experience, check experience. Back to whoami for an overview.