Quantum Computing
I am a research scientist at IBM Quantum working on the integration of Quantum and HPC systems.
I am involved in a number of open-source projects. Below are some of my highlights.
coBib
… is a console bibliography program written in Python. It provides many features to manage literature references and comes with a textual-based TUI.
Qiskit
… is an open source SDK for working with quantum computers. Its ecosystem provides tools for all levels of the computational stack.
Below are some of my favorite projects that I have contributed to in the past.
Neorg
… is a life organization tool for Neovim. It implements its own plain-text format improving upon others such as markdown and org-mode by leveraging the full power of Treesitter and combined with Lua revolutionizes note taking in Neovim.
Taskwarrior
… is Free and Open Source Software that manages your TODO list from the command line. It is flexible, fast, and unobtrusive. It does its job then gets out of your way.
Below are some projects which I use on a daily basis:
Dotfiles
… are my extensive configurations showing how setup most of the projects listed on this page and many more!
Hyprland
… is a modern compositor for Wayland. It provides all the latest Wayland features in a dynamic tiling window management experience.
Textual
… is a lean application framework for Python. You can build sophisticated user interfaces with a simple Python API and run your apps in the terminal and a web browser.
Recent Posts
Introducing coBib
coBib is a console-based bibliography manager written in Python. I started developing it a little more than a year ago in the need of a more simplistic and e...