Building things that are precise, quiet and useful.

I study at Delft University of Technology, where most of my time goes into turning messy real-world problems into models that hold up under scrutiny. Along the way I picked up a habit of building the tooling I wished existed.

My work tends to sit between disciplines: enough engineering to know what the numbers mean, enough software to ship something someone else can actually use. I care about clarity — in code, in writing and in the interfaces in between.

Outside of coursework I build small tools, read more papers than I finish, and spend a suspicious amount of time on typography.