Kamil Majchrzak.

Unity · C# · Jira · Agile delivery · FPS / RTS game

• Team result: a playable FPS/RTS game with first-person combat, RTS construction and unit orders, procedurally generated terrain and objectives, and enemy waves; released as a diploma build with a public trailer.
• Created the FPS/RTS hybrid game concept, formed the five-person diploma team from two student groups and coordinated delivery through Jira and twice-weekly reviews across early-alpha, beta and final milestones.
• Led the first brainstorming sessions, turned the agreed direction into Jira tasks and helped keep gameplay, technical work and the dissertation aligned.
• Implemented player health and combat feedback and several player skills, integrated character models and animation, and co-developed the Healing Aura ability and game-system events.
• Contributed to shared first-person movement, weapon-camera and camera-control code; prototyped binary position saving, a save system and a high-score system.
• Composed the trailer music and wrote the technical sections of the dissertation covering inspirations, implementation choices, limitations, problems encountered and future work.

C# / .NET · Avalonia · SQLite · ValveKeyValue

• Building a cross-platform tool for PC game saves: Steam library, game and profile discovery from the registry and Valve KeyValue (VDF) data, then backup, restore, transfer and sync of save files.
• Designed the safety model for consequential file operations: preview before execute, path containment, opt-in overwrite, SHA-256 manifests and an auditable SQLite history.
• Shipped local-folder, SFTP/SSH and Google Drive sync on one provider contract, plus a dockable workspace with saved layouts, accent themes and a text scale that reflows every screen.
• Built a reviewed save-location catalogue: paths from PCGamingWiki and manual research are treated as candidates with their source, rule-based checks flag problems, and only mappings approved in a separate reviewer tool drive a backup or transfer.
• Implemented manual and automatic backups with SHA-256 manifests, dry-run restore, presets, retention and self-contained ZIP export and import.
• Structured the code as a platform-neutral core of models, contracts and transfer rules, separate from the infrastructure adapters and a thin Avalonia MVVM interface, with a developer CLI for catalogue work alongside.

Python · FastAPI · React · SQLAlchemy · SQLite

• Team result: one web application for managing ships, ports, cargo products, clients, orders and the operations that connect them, delivered in January 2025.
• Implemented registration, the user system, JWT authentication, bcrypt password hashing and salting, and four-role authorisation across the FastAPI backend and React client.
• Added input validation, session-expiry logout and disposable-email-domain blocking; protected API endpoints, React routes and actions for the guest, client, employee and admin roles, and limited each client to their own orders.
• Created the foundational Operation, Port and User functionality with its CRUD workflows and relationships, and early React interfaces connected through a shared Axios API service.
• Integrated feature branches, resolved conflicts and repaired CI ahead of delivery of the cargo-management application.

Python · YOLOv5n · OpenCV

• Filmed my own street footage, hand-labelled around 600 frames and trained a YOLOv5n model on custom classes (cars, bushes, buildings, road signs), with OpenCV rendering boxes, labels and confidence scores back onto the video.
• Grew the dataset from roughly 100 images after early runs fell short and compared YOLOv5 variants on the same footage; a single-scene learning project, not a benchmarked detector.

UML · Lucidchart · Java · C#

• Four analytical class models: scientific research project management, a fantasy game manager, flight reservations, and orders with a user who is both client and worker.
• Recorded business rules as constraint notes, multiplicities and disjoint, complete and overlapping generalisation sets; the research model was later developed into a working C# application.