Over the years I have gathered experience in a variety of technologies. My first exposure to programming was in high school, where we learned the basics of Delphi.

In university I wrote all of my reports and theses with LaTeX. This isn’t something people normally consider when they think of programming, however it is Turing complete. It started my passion for code organisation and maintainability, something I still value a lot today.

During my post-graduate degree in chemistry, I pivoted my focus towards the field of computational chemistry. I learned how to use bash and queueing systems like slurm to run large scale calculations on supercomputers. Later during my PhD, I wrote my first fully fledged program in C++ which made me realise I wanted to pursue a career in technology rather than science.

Nowadays, I mostly program in Typescript, but I have also worked with Python, C#, Rust and Go.