01 / Arrival

You’re probably looking for a résumé.

You found a builder.

I build products from scratch.

Scroll. I’ll come with you.

02 / The detour

Chemical engineering
wasn’t the plan.

Software was.

I joined DTU for Chemical Engineering in 2020. The first two years were largely online because of lockdown, and the course never really clicked. I started coding in my second year through Web3, stayed through 2024, and eventually chose building software.

I dont speak much. My work does.

03 / The builds

Enough about me.
Here's what I actually built.

Three builds. AI agents, evaluation systems, and Web3 infrastructure, each opens a technical walkthrough.

04 / Boss fights

The Bugs
The debugging

and problems that taught me something.

1. Caspian → race conditionsHandled post/edit ordering issues around background processing while adding real-time message streaming.
2. OLake → empty tablesSeparated genuinely empty MySQL tables from missing statistics instead of treating both as sync failures.
3. PrepBench → evaluation can lieFound impossible recall, unsupported assessments, gold-label leakage, run-to-run variance, and a human calibration mismatch.

05 / The loadout

The stack behind the things
I’ve shipped.

The stack changes. The habit doesn’t: build, ship, debug.

06 / Along the way

A few things
worth stopping for.

07 / The next thing

So.

Want to build
something?

Full-time, internship, or an early-stage team where I can own the build.