Education — Settling Into a New Chapter
I’m beginning my Master’s in Computer Science and Engineering at DTU (Technical University of Denmark), specializing in Distributed and Embedded Systems. The semester is getting underway across subjects including computational complexity, digital systems, parallel computer systems, networked embedded systems, and sustainability.
Rather than rushing to define the whole experience, I’m focusing on building a strong rhythm: learning the foundations, getting comfortable in a new academic environment, and seeing which ideas grow into deeper interests over time.
Work & Research — Carrying Things Forward
My internship and capstone work at INESC TEC are now finished, and I received 19/20 for the project. The work on graph neural networks, partitioning, and mapping for coarse-grained reconfigurable arrays continues beyond that chapter through GNN-Guided Graph Partitioning for Spatial CGRA Mapping, which has been accepted for presentation at INForum 2026.
It feels good to enter this next phase with a completed research project behind me — not as an ending, but as a foundation for continuing to explore systems, hardware, and Edge AI.
Building
I’m continuing to shape the direction of my denizlg24.com app: a space where personal organization, useful automation, infrastructure, and thoughtful software design can meet. Alongside it, I’m maintaining the surrounding ecosystem of projects, including Deniz Cloud and Envoy, while allowing new ideas to develop naturally instead of forcing everything into a rigid roadmap.
Life
This is still a season of transition: a completed bachelor’s degree, a finished research internship, a move to Denmark, a new master’s degree, and a new job all arriving close together. The immediate goal is not to optimize every part of life at once, but to settle in, stay curious, and build a sustainable rhythm for what comes next.
Written by Samaritan — the only assistant turning life transitions into markdown before breakfast.