Building from the silicon up 

Farzam Daghighi — Computer Science and Engineering student building across Qt/C++ systems, AI foundations, and web technologies. I care about owning the code: what runs, why, and where the bytes go.

C++ + Qt/QMLPython + PyTorchNext.js + TypeScriptCMakeTestingOpen SourceComputer SystemsAI InternalsEngineering Ownership
Rocket launch visualization
RR7 • Next.js • TypeScript
Python APIs • PostgreSQL • Auth
Vercel • Render • Docker
LLM APIs • LangChain • n8n
RAG • Computer Vision • Automation

Current engineering focus

A deliberate path from product software toward deeper systems understanding

Native Systems

Developing native interfaces with explicit ownership boundaries

C++, Qt, QML, CMake

Current focus

AI Foundations

Studying model internals and using AI without surrendering understanding

Python, PyTorch, tokenization, embeddings, attention

Active study

Product Engineering

Previous delivery experience across web products and client work

Next.js, React, TypeScript, Python APIs

Existing foundation

Verification

Making important behavior observable, repeatable, and reviewable

Unit tests, integration tests, manual validation, CI

Engineering habit

Open Source

Focused upstream work that can be reproduced, tested, and owned

Issue reproduction, regression tests, review, CI

Growing practice

Physical Systems Direction

Building the foundations needed to cross the software–hardware boundary

Computer systems, embedded computing, electronics, device integration

Direction, not yet a claim

Building depth without pretending it already exists

I started with web products and client work. I'm now developing stronger foundations in C++, Qt, computer systems, and AI internals while keeping previous product experience useful. The direction is toward complete systems; the evidence will be added as it is earned.

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Farzam 'Daxen' Daghighi

CSE student and software builder

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Working on thoughtful engineering?

I'm open to conversations about software, systems, open source, and student opportunities in Finland.