Hello! I'm Robert, a Computer Science student at Paris-Saclay UVSQ, with a particular interest in Operating Systems, Graph Theory, C, Rust, and Compilers.
I enjoy solving complex problems, designing efficient methods, and understanding how software works at a low level. I feel comfortable programming in C, Rust, and Python, and I also have experience with Linux, Git, SQL, and Packet Tracer. I'm a fast learner, a hard worker, and I enjoy working on technically challenging projects.
Recently, I developed my first Operating System in Rust and an Intel 8080 emulator in C. I also contributed to the open-source project AzerothCore, a World of Warcraft server emulator, where I worked on quest states and automated scripts.
Alongside these larger projects, I've worked on several smaller ones, including a memory allocator, a 2D map generator, a graph library (GraphLIB), and a small game developed with Godot.
This year, I'm also starting my first compiler project, and I'll be documenting my progress on GitHub.
Outside of computer science, I'm interested in RPG books, science, and food. My favorite book is Sacrifices by Jérôme Ruffier.
I speak French, English, Polish, and some German, and I'm always looking for opportunities to learn, build, and collaborate.
If you'd like to work with me or collaborate on a project, feel free to get in touch:
robert.folga@ens.uvsq.fr