About me

I'm attending Junction 2026 in Espoo, Finland, on 13–15 November 2026.

I'm graduating from NTNU in December 2026, with an M.Sc. specializing in nanoelectronics and photonics.

At NTNU NanoLab, I fabricate and characterize magnetic nanostructures on glass. My spin ice project explores these devices through fabrication, microscopy, and measurement analysis.

Alongside my research, I am building hardware and firmware projects on the side, such as the automated pill dispenser.

I speak norwegian, english and chechen all fluently.

At TechnipFMC, I developed PipeMatch, a Python tool that analyzes laser measurements to find the best alignment between pipe ends before welding. Adopted by international engineering teams, it automates tolerance checks across batches of pipes and replaces manual review with traceable results.

At Orbit NTNU, the student satellite team, I worked on the communication software and on stitching images from fisheye cameras.

I co-founded Cerebionics, a brain-computer interface startup that raised €200k. I set up the data pipeline from a commercial EEG headset, wrote the filtering and artifact rejection, and trained the classifier that turned the signals into commands.

I enjoy sports, especially football. I have been following and playing since I was 7 years old. Unfortunately a knee injury kept me from being able to pursue a career, so I became an engineer instead :P

I love being in nature in general, on walks, listening to various podcasts and disconnecting a bit from the fast-paced daily routine.