TensorHost infrastructure and internal services.
- CTO & Founding Engineer since December 2025
- RKE2, single sign-on, monitoring, storage, CI/CD
- Dynamic GPU-rental pricing on Vast.ai
I build firmware, PCBs and infrastructure. Third-year MEng Electronic and Information Engineering at Imperial College London. CTO & Founding Engineer at TensorHost. Volunteer President of ICRS and EESoc.
I designed two ESP32 nodes and custom KiCad PCBs. The radio link uses AES-CTR, the home node communicates with Home Assistant over MQTT, and a distance sensor reports garage-door closure. I developed the ESP-IDF / FreeRTOS firmware and integrated button-terminal control.
ESP32 · ESP-IDF · FREERTOS · KICAD · LORA · AES-CTR · MQTTI replaced hard-coded OrcaSlicer verification checks with backend-managed print permissions. I designed and tested custom NFC-reader PCBs, developed C++ / FreeRTOS firmware and addressed router reliability using OpenWrt on Proxmox.
C++ · FREERTOS · KICAD · NFC · ORCASLICER · FASTAPI · OPENWRTI built RKE2 infrastructure, SSO, access controls, monitoring, telemetry, documentation, wiki, storage and document sharing. I configured versioned container publishing, deployment-manifest updates and pull-request checks, and built a dynamic Vast.ai GPU-pricing engine.
TENSORHOST →I co-developed a compiler from C to RISC-V in C++ with a teammate. It passed 93% of unseen ANSI C tests. My work included nested structures and multidimensional arrays.
C++ · C · RISC-V · COMPILERSI integrated Raspberry Pi 3B, ESP32 and LDROBOT LiDAR components. I contributed to PID control, LiDAR sensing and ZeroMQ communication. The wider team also used A* pathfinding.
RASPBERRY PI · ESP32 · LIDAR · PID · ZEROMQI revamped EESoc's website, personally developed ticketing, QR check-in and passkey sign-in, and built the student opportunities submission, approval, publication and email workflow.
EESOC WEBSITE →I converted an Ender 3 V2 into a PCB mill using a mount for a Dremel flex shaft, reusing its motion system and sending G-code over UART.
Our team was runner-up for the Anthropic prize. I built the Raspberry Pi camera subsystem, camera logic and 3D-printed wearable hardware.
I built a shell and socket-based concurrent chat application in C, including groups. I received 80% for the coursework.
I debugged false-positive and false-negative detections using an oscilloscope, adjusting the comparator threshold and envelope detection.
I designed and fabricated 700 engraved coin awards with clear cases.
I'm developing a RISC-V operating system targeting RV64 using QEMU and OpenSBI.
I'm developing a custom server KVM using PiKVM and RP2040, combining hardware control with remote access.
I am looking for a six-month engineering placement from April to September 2027. Firmware, PCBs, robotics, infrastructure — especially work combining code and electronics.
Based in London. Have a project or placement? Send a signal.