Welcome!
I am
Martin Costantini
Let me introduce myself!
Martin Costantini
Let me introduce myself!
About me
MARTIN
I am currently mid-way through a 5-year Bachelor's in Electronics Engineering, a journey I complement with a diverse professional background and a deep commitment to education as a Teaching Assistant for Digital Systems at the School of Engineering (University of Buenos Aires), being part of Dr. Caram's team.
My professional interests are focused on:
Algorithm optimization
Hardware acceleration
FPGA
ASICs
MP architectures
Embedded Linux
Physics simulations
3D graphics
Algorithm optimization
Hardware acceleration
FPGA
ASICs
MP architectures
Embedded Linux
Physics simulations
3D graphics
I am actively developing projects in C and C++ (diving into Rust), using Qt, Vulkan, SDL, Raylib, exploring algorithm optimization methods and concurrency to speed up simulations and embedded firmware. I'm starting to develop custom HW-SW integrations on my Xilinx Kria KR260 to further explore those topics.
I am always intrigued by how things work and can't stop until mastering the core concepts behind. This foundational approach shapes my entire learning process. I pride myself on commitment, focus and dedication, deliberately selecting projects for their utility and real-world impact.
Additionally, I have always been interested in Motorsports and aim to develop a custom PCM for a future race car project.
Additionally, I have always been interested in Motorsports and aim to develop a custom PCM for a future race car project.
Outside of engineering, I am a primarily self-taught musician. My main instrument is the Pipe Organ, which I perform regularly on Sundays. I have also authored a comprehensive music theory text.
This joint knowledge has led me to develop my own Pipe Organ Computer Embedded System, in process of testing.
This joint knowledge has led me to develop my own Pipe Organ Computer Embedded System, in process of testing.
Thank you for your time! Please feel free to explore this site to learn more about my work. If you are looking for a dedicated and curious engineer for your team, I would love to hear from you.
contact@martincostantini.com
contact@martincostantini.com