Chat room for a locally deployed LLM model in Ollama. This project is focused in low memory devices like raspberry pi.
Technologies: Next.js , LLM , Ollama , Tailwind , Typescript , SCSS
This webpage, a profesional portafolio to showcase my work and my carreer. github pages.
Technologies: Astro , Tailwind CSS
The implementation of different machine learning algorithms, in order to practice and learn about this field.
Technologies: Python , Java , Algorithm , Processing , Javascript , AI
Phone application for helping biologists to record animals sightseeings along with environmental data. In addition to the app, there is an additional companion microcontroller for recording this extra data.
Technologies: Kotlin , Android , ESP32 , Microcontroller , C++
Small template created for a quickstart in Spring Boot web pojects, for accessing and handling Supabase in this case.
Technologies: Spring Boot , Java , Supabase , PostgreSQL
An implementation of the A* algorithm, with an interactive interface to play around.
Technologies: Java , Algorithm , Processing
Energy Community Co-Operatives (ECCO), was an European project aimed to promote the adoption of renowable energies in small communities. This project was a module of the One-Stop shop developed for this project, which help the user calculate the ammount of CO2 produced in the implementation of one of the renowable energy option
Technologies: Javascript , HTML , CSS , Docker
Different scripts created in python that cover different topics/necessities I had. From a Reddit wallpaper liked post downloader, to machine learning
Technologies: Python , AI
Hi! I'm Eduardo Lamas Suárez, a Full Stack Software Engineer from Spain, currently based in Tokyo. Over the years, I've had the chance to live and work in Spain, Ireland, Switzerland, and Japan, and contribute to projects at CERN and the European initiative ECCO.
Right now, I'm working at Tap.co.jp as a Fullstack Engineer, building web applications using Java Spring and Angular with TypeScript. I enjoy creating useful and creative applications, experimenting with new technologies, and learning by building.
Outside of coding, I love photography, long city photo walks, going to the gym, and taking part in hackathons (I even won my first one at CIT). I also speak fluent English, basic French, and basic Japanese — which I started learning during the COVID lockdown while working at Merkle as a Java programmer analyst.
Always happy to connect — feel free to say hi or reach out if you have a project in mind!