About

Personal

• I like to drive myself with clear goals: break work into executable steps, then move steadily toward completion.
• I currently build client-side applications at a robotics company in the manufacturing industry. My daily work involves C/C++ for performance-sensitive logic, Qt for desktop GUI, and Python for automation scripts and tooling.
• I am pragmatic about programming languages. The right choice depends on the problem, the constraints, and the time available.
• I use AI coding agents as pair-programming partners, while keeping final design judgment and code review in my own hands.
• Code formatting and code review are two habits I value highly in team development.

Capabilities

A practical roadmap of capabilities is available in the roadmap.

• English communication
• Information search and validation
• Technical documentation reading
• Program debugging
• Postmortem and reflection
• AI-assisted coding
• Translating business needs into technical requirements
• Cross-domain communication between software and robotics

Projects

• terminal tools

  Small terminal tools built for my own workflow. They are not technically complex, but they make daily work more efficient and keep me writing code regularly.

• cxx_crud_file

  A C++ project created to replace Qt-dependent file and data utilities. It uses UString, filesystem, and small file abstractions for JSON, INI, binary, text, and BMP file handling.

• cxx_thread

  A modern C++ thread abstraction designed to replace Qt QThread in selected scenarios, with synchronization primitives and a signal-slot-like usage style.

• flutter_ffi_opencv

  A Flutter FFI experiment that connects Dart code with existing C/C++ modules, making native functionality available to Flutter applications.

• socket_qt_dotNet

  A socket communication demo between a Qt application and a C# application.