Software engineer | Open-source maintainer | Team lead
More than 20 years of software development – from international data integrations and team leadership to open-source games, GPU software and developer tools in V.
01 / Projects
From Torus Trooper and a GPU video player to a V development environment for Kakoune: applications, tools and reusable libraries grow together.
torus_trooper
A free tunnel-racing arcade shooter in V with Vulkan graphics for Windows and Linux, inspired by Kenta Cho’s original. Its own spacecraft and courses, three difficulty modes, customizable controls and a replay library with import and export.
v_vulkan_video
An H.264/AVC MP4 player in V with Vulkan Video decoding, B-frame display ordering, metadata rotation, timing, resize and looping. The current Linux prerelease improves H.264 handling and package validation; Windows hardware playback remains unverified.
opencl
Generated OpenCL 1.0–3.0 bindings for V, typed helpers for buffers, images and SVM, plus a particle system in which OpenCL and Vulkan share memory and synchronization.
minimp4 reads MP4 containers; h264 parses H.264 syntax and parameter metadata.
Generated Vulkan and OpenCL bindings expose native GPU APIs to V.
GLFW, Dear ImGui and the V-native allocator vkmemalloc support the platform, interface and memory.
Torus Trooper, Vulkan Video and the OpenCL particle system put the building blocks to practical use.
Developer tools
A keyboard-driven V workflow: understand code, run tests and inspect a live program without leaving Kakoune.
vlang.kak brings VLS and kak-lsp together with project navigation, diagnostics, testing and local GDB debugging. Managed setup and updates preserve personal settings; a recorded IDE demo shows the workflow.
VLS and kak-lsp provide language features. The project explorer, search, definitions, documentation and context-aware menus keep navigation close to the source.
Project tasks and tests produce navigable errors. Local GDB debugging adds breakpoints, stepping, stack frames, variables and watches.
An isolated launcher keeps the V setup separate from personal Kakoune configuration. Managed updates preserve user settings, with documented recovery for session changes.
Private infrastructure / host
My own web and email services run this website and my email on an Ubuntu VPS. The project includes automated website deployment, certificate management, monitoring and tested recovery.
The project remains private during extended stability and interoperability testing. No publication date is set.
About the infrastructure project →02 / Experience
Low-level curiosity grounded in production systems, international integrations and technical leadership.
Torus Trooper, Vulkan Video, OpenCL, V tooling for Kakoune, API generators, memory allocators and reproducible builds. Since 2026, also developing and operating private web and email infrastructure in V.
Azure application, REST backend, mobile inventory application and development of established systems.
Led a six-person integration team responsible for international interfaces, campaign systems and level-three support.
03 / Profile
I enjoy the point where interfaces, runtime behaviour and real user needs meet. Good software is not merely fast: it is explainable, testable and sustainable for the team responsible for it.
04 / Contact
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