Signal processing · audio
I work at the intersection of artificial intelligence and mathematical physics. At the Faculty of Applied Mathematics (B.Sc. Computer Science, specialization in AI & Data Analysis) I contribute to research articles, maintain laboratory computing infrastructure, and build tools that make research easier.
My thesis in preparation trains a physics-informed neural network to satisfy Einstein’s vacuum equations for a rotating black hole, then uses the learned metric as a geometry engine for relativistic ray tracing. Beyond general relativity, I work on geometric data augmentation, audio signal analysis, satellite imagery, and medical imaging.
AI · General Relativity · Signals · Quantum · Mathematics
Problem, approach, and result — with code where it is public.
Signal processing · audio
LLM tooling · research
Computer vision · remote sensing
Medical imaging · deep learning
LLM automation · workflows
Research
Peer-reviewed articles and thesis work.
Under review
A geometric data augmentation technique for point sets. The point cloud is centred on its centroid, rotated so the farthest sample defines the first angular segment, and divided into circular segments of angular width α with equal-area subsections. Synthetic points are distributed proportionally to the existing point density per subsection, preserving the statistical structure of the original cloud.
Accepted — in press
Playing card recognition with convolutional neural networks: a custom-trained model reaching 98.5% accuracy, with analysis of training metrics and confusion matrices for color classification.

Thesis
Training a neural network to satisfy Einstein's vacuum equations for a rotating black hole in Cartesian Kerr–Schild coordinates, and using the learned metric as a geometry engine for null-geodesic ray tracing of photorealistic black hole images.
Experience & education
B.Sc. Computer Science — Faculty of Applied Mathematics
Specialization: AI & Data Analysis
Grant
Polish Ministry of Education and Science, 2025
Grant programme supporting outstanding students with exceptional scientific achievements and active participation in research projects.
gov.plJun 2026 — present
KP Labs
Internship at KP Labs, a space technology company.
Oct 2025 — present
Silesian University of Technology
Maintaining and developing computing infrastructure for research and teaching; applied studies in machine learning, data visualization, and signal analysis.
Dec 2024 — present
Faculty of Applied Mathematics, SUT
Contributing to scientific articles within a research team.
Oct 2024 — present
Data Science Scientific Circle, SUT
Workshops, hackathons, and group projects in machine learning, data visualization, and statistical analysis.
Hackathons, workshops, and science outreach.
2025 · 1st place — Biohacking
Won the Biohacking category at Europe’s largest stationary hackathon — the most competitive track, with nearly 60 international teams. Built “Rest & Blink”, an AI wellness app using computer vision and heart-rate monitoring.
2025 · Finalist — top 8 of 140
Reached the finals (8 of 140 teams) with a geospatial scoring model and prototype web app identifying optimal parcel locker locations.
2024 · Workshop lead
Led and co-ran workshops on neural network fundamentals — from the mathematics of perceptrons to convolutional architectures.
2024 · Science outreach
Represented the Data Science Scientific Circle at a public booth, talking data science and AI with festival visitors.
2024 · University visit
Attended a meeting with the ESA project astronaut during his university visit — space exploration and technology first-hand.
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