Hi there#

Hi, I’m Marin. I’ve been writing Go since 2013, which basically means I enjoy arguing with myself about dependency injection and pretending interfaces make my life easier. I’m one of those cool kids who uses Arch Linux—not because it’s practical, but because I like suffering and updating my system twice a day for fun.

When I’m not arguing with YAML files or rebooting my ubiquiti stuff, you’ll find me deep in the trenches of my homelab, self-hosting every piece of software known to man — because why trust the cloud when you can build a much less reliable one at home? My house is basically an ESP32 convention center, all stitched together by Home Assistant, and I’m one firmware flash away from burning the place down.

In my spare time, I play HVAC technician — poorly — while my thermostat cries itself to sleep. I’m also an open-source developer, which basically means I spend hours perfecting projects that three people will star on GitHub and exactly zero will actually use. Check out my work at github if you enjoy good code and bad decisions.

Currently, I work in the med-tech sector, because nothing screams “trustworthy” like a guy whose house runs on duct-taped microcontrollers.

And no, I’m not available for hire — unless you’re offering me a truckload of ESP32s, a better home server, or eternal Arch Linux stability (spoiler: you can’t).

If you feel the burning need to connect professionally or just want to observe the chaos from a distance, you can also find me on LinkedIn. (Yes, that LinkedIn. No, I’m not selling coaching courses. Yet.)