My name is Dimitri FAJAL. I'm 20 years old and I am a tech enthusiast.
I’m currently a student with a strong scientific background. I have completed two years of preparatory classes (MPSI → PSI) at Jeanne d'Albret in Saint-Germain. I’ve always been drawn to understanding how things work, and especially tech related inventions. Ranging from low-level computer architecture to software ecosystems, my interest knows no bounds and I probably have already seen it all at least once.
I hold a BAC général, mention très bien, Brevet des collèges, and a Cambridge First Certificate (B1). I also scored 714 points on the Pix digital skills certification.
I enjoy tinkering with electronics. I have made multiple arduino projects and often have disassembled electronics just to understand how they work. Tech as a whole really is a passion of mine always renewed by the advancments made in the industry.
I’ve built and launched multiple rockets for the C'Space event. These have helped me expand my knowledge in avionics, telemetry, and embedded systems programming. It reflects my interest in both software and hardware.
I value accessible and clean design in software: usability is just as important as functionality. I do believe that making technical tools approachable and intuitive helps better appreciate the technical marvel.
I have proficient knwoledge in programming and the way computers work as a whole. I have a solid understanding of both Windows and Linux internals, and I’m also comfortable with shell scripting. I have also dabbled in fields such as network config (NAT/PAT), self-hosting, and system internals through my projects.
I have worked with tools like Anaconda, Nginx, and Nextcloud. So I’m currently exploring new fields: I want to learn Rust for its safety and performance, possibly Kotlin for Android, and get deeper into reverse engineering. I also hope to work on bigger projects in the future.
You can check out my work on GitHub: @Mixcraftio. Projects range from scientific simulations to web tooling and embedded systems.
Personal website (This one) project self-hosted using Nginx reverse proxy and linking to other self-hosted services.
View on GitHubScientific modeling and flight simulations developed for the French preparatory oral exam.
View on GitHubSource code and CAD for HELLFIRE rocket launched at C'Space. It contained telemetry to transmit location data and other embedded systems with pressure, acceleration and gyroscope sensors.
View on GitHubRocket flight software. A browser-based serial controller using WebSerial API for HELLFIRE's flight. Outputs telemetry data, saves it and visualises it into an interactive map.
View on GitHubTwo years of intense scientific training focused on physics, maths, and computer science.
Contributed to multiple launches with teams, focusing on avionics and payload development.
Web hosting, scripting, and systems design, including server setup with Nginx and Linux management.