Engineer by training and scientist by profession.
Below is an overview of the technologies I have worked with, including software, operating systems, programming languages, and more — both in professional and personal projects. This list is not exhaustive but highlights the most relevant tools and technologies I have used.
Self-taught user with over six years of experience. Have started locally on command line (Git Bash), worked with graphical tools (Git GUI, gitk), and Web-based frontends (GitHub, GitLab). I have presented Git(Lab) and its usefulness multiple times via online courses to my coworkers.
Has been my daily driver for more than nine years, for data analysis, simulation of ordinary differential equation (ODE) systems, model fitting, optimization and visualization. I consider myself very proficient with it.
Self-taught user with over six years of experience. Have mostly used scientific libraries (NumPy, SciPy, SymPy, Pandas) and Spyder IDE, whenever I needed a free replacement for Matlab. Also wrote small command-line applications, and used it for basic web scraping.
Installed my first Xubuntu system about 12 years ago and have been using various Ubuntu flavors ever since, both on desktop and server. Gained extensive experience in server administration, including managing services, automation, and troubleshooting via Bash over SSH.
Not my daily driver, and I have not gone through the lengths of configuring everything to my needs. However, I have found certain functionality very useful, such as Visual Block Mode, or Search&Replace with regular expressions, and use it to save me tons of tedious editing work.
Bash, Docker compose, Home networking, OpenMediaVault, OpenWrt, Proxmox, SSH, Tailscale VPN, WordPress