Software engineer focused on systems programming, runtime internals and low-level graphics pipelines. I spend most of my time in C++20 working on native tooling, reverse engineering workflows and performance-critical cross-platform architecture.
I am especially interested in game technology, emulation, ahead-of-time recompilation and optimisation work where small design choices have big runtime impact.
C++20 · CMake · MSVC · GCC · Clang · Direct3D 12 · Vulkan · Qt/QML
Project Xenon (Xenon-Recomp) is an ongoing experimental Xbox 360 native recompilation framework that aims to translate Xbox 360 PowerPC software into native executable code.
Current engineering areas include:
- Xenon PowerPC and VMX128 support
- Native ahead-of-time recompilation
- Xbox 360 XEX loading and guest memory management
- Xbox kernel and runtime compatibility
- Xenos graphics translation
- Direct3D 12 and Vulkan graphics backends
- Cross-platform development and tooling
- CMake + MSVC/GCC/Clang build support
- Qt/QML launcher development
Related experimental efforts include Project Gracemeria (Ace Combat 6) and Project Gears (Gears of War 2).
Status note: these are active R&D projects. Features and compatibility are evolving, and nothing here should be interpreted as a claim of full game playability or completion.
- Native runtime architecture and executable translation pipelines
- Reverse engineering methodology for complex console-era software
- Graphics API abstraction across modern backends
- Deterministic performance profiling and optimisation
- Sustainable cross-platform build and release engineering