welcome to my corner of the internet
Final-year CS student at BGU — starting MSc in CS next year (with thesis).
I like to take complex math, put it into code,
and experiment to see how I can benefit from it.
I wanted to actually use my own Garmin data — not just look at summaries. So I built a pipeline that computes physiological metrics from scratch: Garth data ingestion → PostgreSQL → FastAPI → GitHub Pages dashboard → multi-agent interpretation layer.
A trading system built end to end — the idea, the architecture, the data model, all of it.
The Python layer handles IB execution via ib_insync,
PostgreSQL persistence, and an async strategy orchestration cycle with per-strategy position isolation
and conflict resolution.
Built as the final project for the Deep Learning course at BGU. Given a photo taken somewhere on campus, predict the GPS coordinates — no signal, just the image. Trained an ensemble on a custom 3,646-image dataset with 360° rotational coverage per location.