Kevin Deveau.

I still remember the exact moment that got me into tech.

In 2008, my dad ran a Bell Communications outlet. He brought home the first iPhone to launch in Canada on release day. I remember opening the box with him, turning it on, and wondering how the thing actually worked.

That question never went away. It's what pushed me toward Software Engineering and CS, and it's still the thing that keeps me up late now — just with different toys. I'm in my BSc in Computer Science with Specialization at the University of Alberta (graduating 2027), and outside of class I've gotten to work across most of the stack — from CPU/GPU architecture and compilers at the bottom to full web and mobile platforms shipping to real users at the top. I've trained models and read enough linear algebra to feel like I sort of understand why any of them work. What ties it all together for me is the creativity of watching small pieces add up to something that actually does something.

There's a real person behind this site. I like meeting new people and I'm pretty easy to talk to, so reach out if you want to talk about building things, learning things, or whatever you're working on.