Engineering
Engineering that ships — from electronics to the cloud
Engineer with a double degree: a general engineering diploma from École Centrale de Lyon and a master's in Robotics & Machine Learning from Tohoku University. I build SaaS products, fast websites, and the electronics and infrastructure that keep them running — with an open-source mindset, because if you want to go far, you go together.
Remote · Sendai, Miyagi
Brand Sites
Custom, fast, secure sites your brand owns
Bespoke blogs and landing pages — built for speed, security and search, and yours to keep.
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Remote · Sendai, Miyagi
SaaS Platforms
Your company's SaaS, built on a leading-edge cloud stack
Fully integrated cloud platforms — frontend, database and login — built on AWS Amplify Gen 2 and the CDK.
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Alliance Française de Sendai
A tailored, bilingual website for the Alliance Française de Sendai — built on Grav (a faster, more secure alternative to WordPress) with a full multilingual CDN and an optimised Instagram feed.
- website
This Portfolio — Astro on Cloudflare
The site you're reading — a Git-based static site built with Astro, deployed automatically to Cloudflare, with a local-only Keystatic CMS.
- website
DIY CO₂ Air-Quality Monitor
A keyring-sized ~€30 CO₂ monitor — market survey, first PCB, Sensirion SCD40/41 photoacoustic sensor and a low-power STM32 L0 tuned down to 265 µA average, written up mistakes and all.
- engineering
DIY Taiko no Tatsujin Arcade Controller
A step-by-step build for a full-size wooden replica of the Taiko no Tatsujin arcade drum — four piezo sensors under a rubber skin, an STM32 posing as a USB controller, for about €115 and three afternoons.
- engineering
Table Tennis Trainer Robot Arm
A Delta-architecture robot arm built as a table tennis training partner for the LIRIS laboratory — fast and precise over the table, swinging a cable-driven bat on pre-computed trajectories.
- engineering
TSAL — Formula Student Tractive System Active Light
A full design breakdown of the Tractive System Active Light — the fully analog, fail-safe safety board that tells anyone near a Formula Student car whether its high-voltage system is live.
- engineering