About me

  👋🏻 I'm a 22-year-old engineer from Bucharest, Romania, finishing my degree in Electronics and Telecommunications at the Politehnica University of Bucharest this year. These days I work at Marvell as a CAD Engineer Intern, where most of my work is building automation and AI tooling for the IP onboarding flow. I spend my time mainly in Python and Django on Linux, and I've been writing C++ since my first university projects. I like taking slow, manual work and turning it into something that runs on its own.

  You can reach me by email or through the links in the left panel (there's a Link Tree too). I'm wrapping up school and looking for a role where I can build Python automation and AI tooling, so if you have something in mind I'd be glad to talk.

What i'm doing

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    Python & Django

    Python is what I work in day to day. I use Django mostly on the front-end side, building the HTML and page layouts in its template format, and I lean on pandas and NumPy when there's data to work through. At Marvell most of that goes into automation around the IP onboarding flow, from scripts that enforce our internal rules to the parts that tie the whole process together.

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    Linux (Red Hat)

    Most of my work runs on Red Hat Enterprise Linux, so I'm at home in the shell: scripting, managing files and permissions, working out why something broke, and keeping automation running on remote machines. I've also set up the usual web and database stack (Nginx, PostgreSQL) on my own servers.

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    GitHub

    I use Git and GitHub for everything I build: branches, merges, sorting out conflicts, code review, and issue tracking. Most of my personal projects live there, and I try to keep them documented well enough that someone else could pick them up.

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    C++

    C++ was my first serious language, picked up through university projects and a lot of algorithm and data-structure work. I'm comfortable with modern C++, and I still reach for it when I want to stay close to the metal.

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    PCB Design

    I studied schematic and PCB design through my electronics degree, and I can take a board from schematic to layout to Gerber files for manufacturing in OrCAD Capture, PCB Editor, and Altium. That includes multilayer boards and routing with signal integrity in mind.

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    CCNA

    ✅ CCNA 1: Introduction to Networks

    ⭕ CCNA 2: Switching, Routing, and Wireless Essentials

    ⭕ CCNA 3: Enterprise Networking, Security, and Automation

    ⭕ CCNA 4: Network Access

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    JetBrains

    JetBrains IDEs are my main tools: PyCharm for Python, CLion for C++, and IntelliJ when I need it. I've leaned on them since university, and they're where I'm quickest at writing, debugging, and refactoring.

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Resume

Education

  1. Politehnica University of Bucharest - ETTI

    2022 - 2026

    I'm finishing my degree at the Faculty of Electronics, Telecommunications and Information Technology (ETTI) at the Politehnica University of Bucharest, graduating this year. The program covers embedded programming, PCB design, and a broad base across electronics.

  2. Alexandru Odobescu National College

    2018 - 2022

    I studied mathematics and informatics at Alexandru Odobescu National College for 4 years, after which I took the Bachelor's degree exam

Experience

  1. CAD Engineer Intern, Marvell

    Jun 2025 - Present

    I work with the CAD onboarding team, making sure the IP blocks our physical-design teams build on come in clean: no vendor bugs or mistakes, and everything following Marvell's rules for folder structure, naming, and the checks each IP has to pass.

    To take the manual work out of that, I built an agentic AI harness that runs the whole onboarding flow end to end on Marvell's internal AI. What used to be 2-3 hours of hands-on work and checks per IP now runs unattended in about an hour. I also rebuilt our weekly Jira reporting: it used to take 2-3 days of feeding tickets to the AI by hand and cleaning up patchy output, and now an automated report pulls the tickets (IP onboarding included) over any time window and digs real detail out of vague, half-filled ones on its own. It's all Python and Django on Red Hat Linux.

  2. Personal projects

    2014 - Present

    I build projects and small apps, some for myself and some for other people. A lot of them are public on my GitHub, a few are private. They're how I keep learning and how I've grown as an engineer outside of school and work.

My skills

  • Python
    90%
  • AI / LLM tooling
    80%
  • Linux (Red Hat)
    82%
  • Django
    75%
  • C++
    70%