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Adam
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Yet another Computer Engineering student.

I'm a Computer Engineering student based in Montreal, Canada. I like sharing and exploring the practical side of engineering, and how fun it can be.

I've been building personal projects from a young age. They all share one goal: solving everyday problems. I believe that is how great ideas are born.

This portfolio brings together the projects I consider "actually useful".

This collection excludes school projects

Projects recap

Skills
Stack

Skills (categories)

  • Embedded system
  • Back-end development
  • Front-end development
  • AI / LLM engineering
  • Machining, CNC
  • Circuit design

Process

How I build

Messy work. Clear process.

I don’t learn by reading alone. I learn by building, trying, testing, and refining on real projects. When I’m stuck, I check the docs, search, and keep going.

  1. Start from a problem you care about

    I pick friction I actually want gone, not only something a course asked for.

  2. Learn by building something ugly

    I choose tools I can grow into, ship a rough version, then tighten it once it runs.

  3. Break it on purpose

    Bad inputs, weak hardware, impatient users. I look for failures before I call it done.

  4. Ship, then keep fixing

    I ship a build, note what broke, and keep going. The rest can follow.

Built for the real world.

From changing car transmissions to shipping production apps.
Built chalet walls and managed investment portfolios.
The domain changes. The work ethic doesn't.