Software student at 42 Madrid.
I build small, careful systems and I care most about the code path nobody tests. My strongest ground today is algorithm design and abstract logic. I got into this to help people build good things together.
- 42 Madrid — Common Core, since May 2026 (piscine February 2026); two milestones from completion.
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Torturette · C
A memory-fault-injection tester for C programs. For every allocation the
target makes, it forks at the call site, forces that one call to return
NULL, and lets the copy run on — exercising every out-of-memory branch a
single Valgrind run never reaches, and reporting the leaks, double frees,
aborts and fatal signals that surface on those paths. Ships with its own
libft, a one-command make torture workflow, and CI that runs the tester
on Linux daily.
Samushell · Python
A trainer for timed technical coding assessments. It runs a full mock
exam: a countdown, a sequence of exercises drawn from a sealed bank,
automatic pass/fail grading against hidden test suites, and a shell that
stays composed when you hit Ctrl-C at the worst possible moment — so
the practice happens under the same pressure as the real test.
More 42 work: Push_swap · Codexion · Fly-in · A-Maze-ing · libft · get_next_line · ft_printf · Born2beRoot · NetPractice
