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 Hi, I'm Ivan! This website is my personal encyclopedia about various technical topics. The topics I cover on this wiki are mostly related to technology, but on occasion I also write about mathematics and physics. Three major topics on this website are: 1. [[parallel-computing|parallel computing]], 2. [[embedded-engineering|embedded engineering]], and 3. [[quantum-computing|quantum computing]].
-Much of this website is going to be written for a reader familiar with computer engineering. For example, if I make an analogy, it's probably going to be related to computer engineering in some way.  I'm an embedded software engineer in the process of pivoting to HPC. I use [[debian|Debian GNU/Linux]] as my main OS and I have experience in maintaining infrastructures running GNU/Linux systems. Most commonly, I use one of my many ThinkPad to program. My main programming languages are C++ and Python.
+Much of this website is going to be written for a reader familiar with computer engineering. For example, if I make an analogy, it's probably going to be related to computer engineering in some way.  I'm an embedded software engineer in the process of pivoting to HPC. I use [[debian|Debian GNU/Linux]] as my main OS and I have experience in maintaining infrastructures running GNU/Linux systems. Most commonly, I use one of my many ThinkPad to program. My main programming languages are C, C++ and Python.
 I love working directly with hardware and low-level software. My current focus is parallel computing ([[openmp|OpenMP]], [[mpi|MPI]], [[cuda|CUDA]]) and using the concepts of performance engineering in the context of quantum computing ([[cuda-q|CUDA-Q]], [[cuquantum|cuQuantum]], [[qiskit|Qiskit]], [[qutip|QuTiP]]). As an embedded engineer, I enjoy soldering electronics, programming microcontrollers (PIC, STM32, ESP32, Arduino, Raspberry PI Pico), and writing code running within RTOS (FreeRTOS, ZephyrOS, etc.).