LOW-LEVEL SYSTEMS   LINUX   OPEN SOURCE   ALWAYS LEARNING

IT student pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Information Systems and a Technology Degree in Systems Analysis and Development (ADS). My path combines structured study with self-directed experiments in software engineering, Linux, computer architecture, C programming, and open-source development.

I prefer understanding what happens below the abstraction: how programs are compiled, how operating systems expose hardware, how errors should be handled, and how small tools become maintainable projects.

Current objective: strengthen engineering fundamentals, document the process, and build practical software while seeking a first professional opportunity in technology.

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A C99 library and monitor for Linux that reads CPU model and topology, calculates aggregate usage from /proc/stat, and checks temperature/frequency when compatible kernel interfaces are available. Includes terminal and GTK4 frontends, tests, and Debian packaging.

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ACHIEVEMENT VAULT // UNLOCKED BY CONTRIBUTION

XP + CONTRIBUTIONS + CONSISTENCY

EVERY COMMIT IS A TRACE. EVERY ISSUE IS A TODO. EVERY PROJECT IS AN EXPERIMENT.

_{Evolution starts with curiosity, then becomes a habit.}