About
I’m a CS / engineering-oriented student interested in how computer systems behave under real constraints: latency, failures, limited resources, and imperfect inputs.
I focus on fundamentals first, then build small, testable projects to verify what I think I understand.
Photo for identification only.
What I like working on
- Linux fundamentals: processes, permissions, networking basics
- Automation: scripts that reduce manual steps and mistakes
- Backend basics: APIs, data flow, logging, debugging
- Infrastructure curiosity: containers, CI/CD, deployment workflows
Skills (honest version)
- Comfortable: HTML/CSS, basic JS, Git basics, Linux CLI
- Growing: Python projects, C/C++ fundamentals, networking
- Exploring: Docker/K8s concepts, observability (logs/metrics)
I prefer “can I debug it?” over “can I recite it.”
Short philosophy
I treat learning like engineering: define the problem, run controlled experiments, write down results. If something fails, that’s just data—then I reduce the failure into a smaller test case.
Current setup: CentOS 7.8 + simple static pages.
Boring is good when you want reliability.