Tech Stack
No percentages, no progress bars. Each entry carries what backs it up: a shipped project or a written article.
Domain expertise
In a research institute since 2015. This is the part you cannot pick up from a course.
Energy and emissions testing of heating appliances
ITPE, since 2015 — testing of solid-fuel appliancesPN-EN 303-5, 13240, 14785, 16510, 16647 standards
testing and documentation to these standards — ITPE job scopeMonitoring PKN standards — what you can scrape and where infringement startsFlue gas and exhaust analysis
flue gas composition analysis — ITPE job scopeMeasurement instruments — operation, servicing, data capture
instrument operation and servicing — ITPE job scopeRADWAG WLC X2 — Rejestrator pomiarówF&F MB-TC-1 — Konfigurator dla przetwornikaThermocouple Modules — Temperature Transmitters over ModbusBiomass carbonisation
reactor assembly and plant commissioning — ITPEExcel as a screw feeder, or: how to calculate pyrolyser settings without leaving your deskPyrolyser calculator V2, or: what happens when a model meets sixteen days of commissioning trials
Industrial protocols and communication
Modbus RTU / TCP
RS-485 — physical layer
Serial ports — diagnostics and testing
FLOW-BUS (Bronkhorst)
Siemens LOGO! and small controllers
Tools I build with
Python
PySide6 — desktop interfaces
Git and GitHub releases
every project on this siteFitSM — IT service management
Currently learning
Things I am a student of, not a practitioner. The projects here are built with AI assistance — that is learning in practice, not a claim of proficiency.
Java
a year of study, project in preparationSpring
course in progressObject-oriented programming and design patterns
course in progressSQL
fundamentalsNext.js, React, TypeScript
Cybersecurity — detection and adversary emulation
currently learning
The order is deliberate. Domain expertise comes first because it is the one part you cannot pick up from a course. The things I am still a student of sit at the bottom and say so.