Your portrait, rebuilt as a 3D point cloud — the way your models see the world. As you scroll, the same 40,000 points dissolve and re-form into each chapter of your work.
One continuous object carries the whole site. No section dividers, no gimmicks: the point cloud is the story. Move the mouse over it — the points part around the cursor.
Computer Vision engineer. I build models that see — roads, robots and construction drawings — and ship them on real hardware.
The homepage runs a model on you. A scan passes over your photo, a pose skeleton and detection box lock on, and the “inference output” becomes the navigation.
Light, editorial, almost Swiss. It shows taste instead of effects — and the one moment of motion is a joke only CV people fully get, which is exactly who you want to impress.
Computer Vision engineer. Perception for vehicles, robots and the drawings buildings are made from.
The portfolio as a construction drawing set — the exact kind of document you teach models to read. Every page is a sheet; your career is the revision history.
Nobody else's ML portfolio looks like this. Ink on paper, a live 3D wireframe of an ego-vehicle with its sensor frustum, title blocks, revision clouds. Calm, precise, very “engineer”.