Summary
Hadrian Węgrzynowski is a versatile software developer with a decade of experience building Linux-based systems, embedded software, and graphics-heavy applications across C, C++ and QML. He blends low-level plumbing with user-facing UX—having worked on set-top boxes, infotainment and telecom systems, and ports for constrained platforms like Sony PSP—while currently contracting remotely for Airtame ApS from Poland. A generalist who’s comfortable moving between Objective-C, OpenGL ES and performance-conscious C rewrites, he also pursues ambitious personal projects: a Plan 9–inspired mouse-driven editor (Werf), an ad-free search engine (Abracabra) and a ChromeOS-like Linux distro (Tomatoaster). Notably, his career began with an immediate hands-on challenge—being handed a PSP devkit on day one—and he thrives in roles that combine embedded Linux and graphics programming rather than typical mobile ecosystems.
10 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Automatyka i Robotyka, Automatyka i Robotyka at Politechnika Poznańska
Gospodarka Przestrzenna, Gospodarka Przestrzenna at Uniwersytet im. Adama Mickiewicza w Poznaniu
English, German