I'm a physics engineer moving into data science — I like taking messy, physical, real-world signals and turning them into something you can actually reason about. Most of what I build ends up open source, because I learn best in public.
Lately that means a lot of Home Assistant work: reverse-engineering BLE devices, writing integrations, and building custom firmware for hardware that shipped without a decent API.
I'm currently looking for my next role in data science / data engineering. If you're hiring, or just want to talk shop, my inbox is open.
- 📊 Sharpening my R and statistics for data science work
- 🏠 Home Assistant integrations —
lexman-ble(BLE lighting) andhass-vestel-tv - 📡 Custom ESPHome firmware for the ZB-GW03 Zigbee gateway
- 🌐 Writing and tinkering at tiagoagueda.com
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