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Open Science Labs
A global open-science community and incubator for projects in research, education, social good, and contributor mentorship.
Research software engineering · Open source · Open science
Building tools and communities for scientific, technical, and public-good software.
I work across open-source infrastructure, research software, programming-language tooling, developer experience, and health technology. This site is a curated view of the projects, ideas, and communities where I’m investing my time.
Selected work
Projects I’m currently investing time in
A portfolio of open communities, language tooling, workflow automation, and research-software initiatives.
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ArxLang
A language and tooling ecosystem exploring readable intermediate representations, compilers, and better developer experience.
Health technology
HiPerHealth
Health data, interoperability, and practical tooling for healthcare-oriented software systems.
Task Automation
Makim
A task runner for reproducible developer workflows and clearer command interfaces.
Containers and Environment Organization
Sugar
Open-source tooling for simplifying project workflows and engineering ergonomics.
Research software
And many others
Scientific Python, reproducibility, data platforms, CI/CD, and open-source governance.
Writing
Notes on technology, society, and open work
Long-form reflections and practical notes connected to the systems and communities I care about.
Visit the blog2044: Between Jeru, Zalem, and the Scrapyard
Will Artificial Intelligence set us free — or turn people into waste from progress itself?
Read essayWorking principles
Software as infrastructure for learning, research, and collaboration
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Maintainability over novelty
Tools should be understandable, testable, documented, and possible for communities to maintain.
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Open contribution paths
Good projects make it easier for newcomers to learn, contribute, and eventually lead.
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Technology with context
AI, data, compilers, and automation matter most when connected to human needs and social impact.
Connect
Find me around open-source and research-software communities.
If you want to follow the work, discuss an open-source idea, or connect around research software, these are the best places to start.