Personal blog

As I wrap up this academic cycle, I wanted to reflect on three distinct projects that I conducted at KU Leuven and how they managed to make me a better, smarter and more versatile future engineer. I conducted many projects this last year, Let’s dive in! [Read More]

As Large Language Models (LLMs) continue to grow in size and capability, deploying them efficiently has become increasingly challenging. Enter Auto-ADPQ (Adaptive Post-Training Quantization) - a Python package I developed that implements a zero-shot, calibration-free method for quantizing LLMs to 4-bit precision while maintaining model quality. [Read More]

In this blogpost, we explore the multiple design steps we went through to design a Co-Design implementation of the RSA algorithm using the Pynq Z-2 and C code combined with ARM assembly. We will motivate our design choices and provide some insights and metrics about the implementation. Finally, we will... [Read More]

After finishing my internship at NXP, I took a break… until my brain couldn’t handle the boredom. So I pulled back my long list of ideas to make me a billionaire (spoiler: the ideas are all trash but fun). Among the ideas was: “Make a simple conversion tool using Pandoc”.... [Read More]

I’m excited to announce that a friend and I have just completed a new report for one of our university classes! This project gave us the opportunity to dive deep into the impact of ICT tools on modern teaching systems taking KU Leuven as a prime example. [Read More]