I'm a 21-year-old student from Slovenia, studying computer science at the Faculty of Computer and Information Science in Ljubljana.
I spend most of my time hacking around with computers and learning random nerdy stuff.
I have participated in various competitions, mostly in math and science. I am often very successful at them, but I'm most proud of the following three:
- 1st place in the Mathematical competition for technical secondary schools DMFA (2021)
- 3rd place in the ACM Computer Science Competition (2021)
- 1st place in the Mathematical competition for technical secondary schools DMFA (2022)
EuroSkills 2025
I competed and won at SloSkills 2024 in the ICT category. In September 2025, I competed at EuroSkills Herning 2025 in the same category where I won a Medallion for Excellence and took 5th place.
CanSat 2021
I worked on building a CanSat in a team of 4 members for Cansat 2021. Our achievements can be found on our blog. Our goal was to build a probe the size of a soda can that performs different measurements.
VegaSat logo WaveChat
WaveChat is an instant communication web app that I have created for my matura project. You can read a paper (in Slovene) that I wrote about it.
WaveChat logoMy Github
To see more of the projects I have made, you can check out my Github account.
I have finished the computer technician program at Vegova.
I enjoy programming very much. So far, I have worked with:
- C++
- Python
- Solidity
- Web languages (HTML, CSS, JS)
- JS frameworks/libraries (Vue, React)
- Embedded systems (STM32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi)
- PHP
- SQL
I'm also skilled at GNU/Linux system administration. 
I have finished Cisco's CCNA 1, CCNA 2, and CCNA 3 courses.
I'm always interested in learning more stuff and broadening my knowledge.
I have been working as a full-stack (C++ and JS) developer at EBA d.o.o. since July 2023.
My biggest hobby is programming, and I spend most of my free time on it. But besides that, I also like learning math and science.
I like challenges that require thinking, which is why I enjoy solving algorithmic problems.
My most common form of procrastination is watching random videos on YouTube.
