I write systems software in C, C++ and Go, and I have been contributing to the GNU Mach microkernel since 2006. Studying at 42 Paris.

GNU Mach — contributor since 2006, in the IPC and thread internals: FIPC, MACH_IPC_COMPAT, CONTINUATIONS, MIGRATING_THREADS and MACH_TTD.

mushroom-os — my own Linux. A bootc OCI image on Fedora Silverblue, signed with cosign and consumed via bootc switch. Proprietary NVIDIA modules compiled from the upstream installer against the base's exact kernel, because the open modules crash external-display hotplug on Turing cards without Resizable BAR.

push_swap.go — the push_swap algorithm reimplemented in Go: two stacks, a fixed instruction set, and the shortest sequence that sorts them. Laid out as a real Go module — cmd, internal, pkg — rather than a coursework single file.

My own infrastructure is Terraform — DNS, zones and repositories managed declaratively rather than by clicking.

Working toward 42's Architecte en Technologie du Numérique title — RNCP level 7, the Master's-equivalent French certification.

ft_nm — nm, reimplemented. Parses ELF32 and ELF64 executables, object files and shared libraries directly, with no libelf or libbfd, and reproduces the system nm's output byte for byte. Every offset read from an untrusted file is bounds-checked before it is followed.

ft_transcendence — a multi-user real-time social platform: profiles and friendships, posts with images, likes and comments, private messages and notifications, secured with JWT, 2FA and GitHub OAuth and shipped as an installable PWA. Built as a five-person team with a Go backend.

Badges verified on Credly; the certificate PDFs are in certifications/.

My résumé is written in LaTeX and builds from source. Open to conversations about systems programming, kernel work and open source. English, Portuguese and French are all fine.