
U1·Hardware technician · independent developer
Component-level diagnostics, tuned Linux and Android systems, and independently built apps and games — from first fault or first commit through release.
Bench readout
A package manager, two games, and a simulator — all shipped or shipping solo. Open any one for the specification.


380 machine-verified levels and two years of offline dailies.

A narrative idle game rebuilt around one deterministic economy.

A life simulator from birth to obituary, every path playable.
Component-level diagnostics and repair. SMD soldering, thermal imaging, power rail analysis. I trace faults from symptom to root cause — no board is a mystery, just a puzzle I haven't finished.
Bootloader unlocks, custom recovery deployment, kernel parameter tuning. I don't run stock — every Android I touch gets optimized for what it actually needs to do, not what the OEM shipped.
Python, Flutter, Kotlin, and Jetpack Compose — I don't marry a stack. I choose the tools that fit the product, then carry the work through testing and release.
AI tooling isn't a crutch — it's a force multiplier. I use it to accelerate boilerplate, explore architecture decisions, and iterate faster than solo devs typically can. The ideas are mine; the typing speed is augmented.
Toolkit inventory
| Qty | Ref | Value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | R10 | Hardware Diagnostics |
| 1 | R11 | SMD Soldering |
| 1 | R12 | Arch Linux / CachyOS |
| 1 | R13 | Android Modding |
| 1 | R14 | Kernel Tuning |
| 1 | R15 | Python |
| 1 | R16 | Flutter / Dart |
| 1 | R17 | Kotlin / Compose |
| 1 | R18 | KVM / QEMU |
| 1 | R19 | AI-Assisted Dev |
I fix things. Phones, laptops, boards — if it's got a circuit, I've probably had a soldering iron on it. I'm a hardware technician by trade: component-level diagnostics, SMD rework, thermal and power rail analysis. I don't just swap parts — I find the fault.
On the software side, I build whatever the idea demands. Atlas is a Python package manager for Arch. Continuity is a Flutter puzzle game, live on Google Play. Hash Factory is a Kotlin and Jetpack Compose rebuild of a narrative idle game. LifeOS is a cross-platform life simulator. I pick the stack that fits the problem and I ship.
My daily driver is CachyOS (Arch-based), tuned to within an inch of its life. I root Androids, mod boot configs, and generally refuse to run anything at stock settings. If a system isn't running exactly how I designed it, I'm not done.

System report
Got a board that needs fixing, a kernel that needs tuning, or an idea that needs building? If it's technical and interesting, I want to hear about it.
What I take on
Component-level repair and diagnostics, custom Android and kernel configuration, and software commissions in Python, Flutter or Kotlin.