I’m a computer science student at 42 Madrid, currently building a strong foundation in programming through project-based learning, with a focus on C, problem-solving, and low-level systems concepts.
Before transitioning into software development, I trained and worked in veterinary medicine and other responsibility-heavy roles. That background shaped how I approach problems today: with precision, structured thinking, and attention to detail—especially in regulated or high-stakes environments.
- Core C projects from the 42 curriculum
- Algorithmic thinking and debugging
- Unix/Linux tools, Git, and collaborative workflows
- Writing clear, maintainable code and documentation
This GitHub contains my 42 Madrid projects, completed as part of the school’s peer-to-peer, self-driven curriculum.
Each project reflects my learning process, problem-solving approach, and growing understanding of software fundamentals.
- Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (University of Veterinary Medicine Budapest)
- Experience in international and multilingual environments
- Comfortable working independently and within teams
- Languages: Hungarian (native), English (fluent), Spanish (B2)
I’m actively developing my skills in software development and looking to grow in a collaborative, learning-focused environment, where I can continue building solid technical foundations and contribute thoughtfully to a team.
You can also find me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/csenge-zsanett-kakula