Aerospace Engineer | Developing DroneLab – autonomous simulator, visualizer and replayer for Drones [https://ridrik.github.io/DroneLabShowcase/]
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fn-task
March 1, 2026 – Present
fn::Task is a type-erased callable for c++23+, meant as a flexible alternative to std::function. It supports manual selection of inline stack size, automatic bind_front/bind_back functionality, mutability and heap toggles, as well as move only callables and extensive set of deduction guides.
View Projectfault
January 8, 2026 – Present
fault is a lightweight crash handler, panic and assertion library for C and C++, implemented in C++20. It provides a unified interface for alerting users, saving fault context and trace information when things go wrong, such as segmentation faults on Linux, unhandled exceptions on Windows, std::terminate, or explicit panics and assertions.
View ProjectDroneLab-Demo
October 20, 2025 – Present
Preview demo of DroneLab - a lightweight 3D simulator and visualizer for Drones
View ProjectDroneLabShowcase
September 14, 2025 – December 11, 2025
DroneLab is an in-development 3D drone visualization and simulation tool designed with emphasis on an user friendly interface, simulation controlability and replayability.
View ProjectCultural Fit Analysis
The candidate's projects are all personal and heavily focused on C++ systems programming, which does not directly align with a 'Frontend Developer' target role. While demonstrating strong technical initiative, the diversity of projects relevant to frontend development is limited. The candidate's experience level is 0, suggesting a junior profile, which might not be a good fit for roles requiring significant independent contribution without mentorship.
Soft Skills & Operational Fit
Insufficient data to assess soft skills or operational fit. The candidate's projects are primarily personal and technical, offering no insight into collaboration, communication, or problem-solving in a team context.