Open to work
Junior Web Developer at JELD-WEN Eesti AS, based in Rakvere, Estonia.
I build web applications, maintain IT infrastructure, and work on homelab and open source projects in my spare time.
Most recently, a device definition of mine was merged into zigbee2mqtt’s converter library.
One employer, two roles.
Building web applications and keeping the IT infrastructure behind them running.
Three internships at the same company, which turned into the developer post above.
Six things I have built, newest first. Language, stars, dates and live links come from the GitHub API when the site builds.
Most Hyprland setups stitch together other people’s widgets, each with its own look and its own bugs. I wrote the whole shell in QML instead — bar, notifications, launcher, on-screen displays — so it behaves as one piece. It is what I run every day.
A dozen self-hosted services means a dozen bookmarks and no idea which one is down. Tailboard puts them all on one page with their status, so the homelab has a front door instead of a folder of links.
Every YouTube-to-MP3 site is an ad farm that wants your links on its server. This is one Go binary you run yourself: paste a playlist, get the files back, nothing leaves your machine.
Friends kept asking me to spin up Minecraft worlds, which meant an SSH session every time. Spawnpoint puts start, stop, backups and the server console in a browser, so they can do it without me.
Estonian electricity prices swing hour to hour, but Home Assistant could not see them. This pulls Elering’s hourly rates into a sensor, so an automation can hold the dishwasher until the cheap window.
Some keyboard layouts hide the pipe character behind a combination a laptop cannot produce. This binds it to Escape in fish, so a key nobody uses at a prompt types the one you need constantly.
Work reviewed and merged by maintainers of projects I do not own.
A device definition for the EZVIZ CS-T10C leak sensor. The generated fallback published a raw alarm bitmap; this maps it to a water_leak sensor and drops the alarm bit the ZCL zone type never sets.
The photograph for that same sensor, cut to the documentation’s 512 px transparent-PNG convention.
Vocational, in Estonia.
Vocational qualification in software development.
Networks and hardware, down to terminating the cable: coursework ran to a working rack of Cisco switches, a router, a 110 block and a keystone panel.
What I have actually put into production or into a homelab.