I work as a C++ developer for Teufel. By day I put the smarts into smart speakers. By night I put the cursed shit into whatever I feel like.
I typically work on projects based around audio and graphics programming, and tend to stick to compiled languages like C. C++ and Rust, where the types are strong and the compiler knows everything I don't.
Pretty much everything I do in my spare time is open source, and about half of it ends up on my Gitlab profile.
2026-10-26
An as honest as possible review of the Clockwork uConsole
3040 words, 16 mins. Read More
2026-09-22
In this issue SEGFAULT gets fed up with Android and makes plans for migrating her entire life to Linux.
2522 words, 13 mins. Read More
2019-03-25
Last week I had the pleasure of attending my first competitive Capture The Flag event (CTF). Along with my teammates, we competed in the HECC 2019 CTF in Southampton.
1070 words, 6 mins. Read More
2019-02-10
SEGFAULT spends her lunch break turning a pointless mobile game into a pointless programming challenge
716 words, 4 mins. Read More
2018-12-31
Flattened by a busy semester's workload, SEGFAULT devotes an entire month of her free time to working on a single software project: reverse engineering a raytracer made by the one and only Micha 'Scanlime' Scott. Is persistance the cure to burnout? Can SEGFAULT detangle the web of C++? Is graphics programming as fun as it looks‽ We will find out!
2291 words, 12 mins. Read More