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egelja/README.md

Hi there 👋, I'm Nikola!

I'm a PhD student in Computer Science at Georgia Tech, working with Prof. Josiah Hester in the Ka Moamoa lab. My research is focused on systems for embedded and intermittent computing, trying to find ways to run complex applications in challenging and constrained environments.

Before joining Georgia Tech, I did work on quantum computing and computer architecture at Northwestern University, under the supervision of Prof. Nikos Hardavellas in the PARAG@N Lab. While at NU, I obtained a BS in Computer Science and a MS in Computer Engineering.

Contact information can be found on my webiste, marusz.com. My Google Scholar can be found here.

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  1. northwesternfintech/raccoonnorthwesternfintech/raccoonPublic

    NUFT's In-House Orderbook Solution - Redistributing Orderbooks with Redis.

    C++ 5

  2. self-balancing-robotself-balancing-robotPublic

    A self-balancing robot, using an Arduino microncontroller and a MPU6050 gyroscope, with PID tuning for the output.

    C++

  3. vscode-lorem-ipsumvscode-lorem-ipsumPublic

    Lorem Ipsum generator for vscode.

    TypeScript

  4. vgd-2021vgd-2021Public

    Projects from my Intro to Video Game Design class.

    C#

  5. RandCircleAreaCalculatorRandCircleAreaCalculatorPublic archive

    A Monte Carlo calculator for pi. I think I wrote this when I was 12.

    C++