Off the Clock

How I spend
my free time

Sport, movement, and the sky. The activities that keep me sharp, grounded, and always curious about the world beyond the screen.

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Active pursuits
A1/A3
Drone certified
Sport & Movement

Staying active

Two disciplines that keep the mind and body in sync.

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Active
Badminton
A regular fixture in my weekly routine. Badminton is fast, technical, and deeply competitive — you're constantly reading your opponent and making split-second decisions. The same mindset I bring to engineering challenges. Playing regularly keeps reflexes sharp and the competitive edge alive.
Reflexes Tactical thinking Consistency
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Training
Calisthenics
Bodyweight training built on progressive overload, control, and patience. Calisthenics teaches you to master your own body before adding external load — a humbling and rewarding discipline. No equipment needed, just discipline and time. The gains are slow, honest, and deeply satisfying.
Strength Body control Discipline Progressive overload
Drone Piloting

Up in the air

Certified and flying — a passion that connects spatial thinking with the sky.

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Licensed Drone Pilot
EU A1/A3 Open Category Certification
Holding an EU Open Category A1/A3 drone pilot certification, I fly for the love of aerial perspective — capturing landscapes, architecture, and the hidden geometry of the built environment from above. It's a natural extension of working with 3D spatial data every day: seeing the world as a model, just from a different vantage point.

Aerial photography and videography feed directly into my spatial storytelling instincts, and the technical precision required for safe drone operation keeps the engineering mindset active even when I'm off the clock.
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Certification
EU Open Category A1/A3
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Jurisdiction
European Union
Aerial photography Spatial awareness Safety protocols Flight planning Videography