Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and do not reflect those of any past or future employers.
I'm currently the Technical Lead / Head of Engineering of a wonderful team of 12 engineers at Behaviour Lab. At Behaviour Lab, we use behavioural science and advanced analytics to transform how the ยฃ70 trillion active asset management industry make their investments.
I finished my MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London.
โก๏ธ Fun fact: when I'm not an engineer, I write and publish original music on Spotify/Apple Music/Deezer/etc
I'm not actively looking for new opportunities at this time but I'm always open to interesting conversations. Don't be a stranger, let's connect! ๐
I use a variety of tools in my work and projects day to day but these are some of my favourites.
- VRSE: a proof of concept visual search engine for academic research, built with D3, ElasticSearch, ReactJS, ExpressJS, NodeJS, and GatsbyJS. Built for scale with a custom visualization and search experience for approximately 25 million research publications and and average query times of 0.65 seconds.
- Dominate.codes: online multiplayer game that makes multiple choice-based learning more interactive using visualization to help you test your computer science knowledge. 2021 Level Up Society Hack by ShowCode Winner
- SOMAS: Collaborate, exploratory project with 44 members on the ability of independent agents to self-organise to solve long and short-term collective risk dilemmas. Simulates an inter-island cooperative exercise with trade, forecasting and government organizations for the islands (agents) mitigate risk and cooperate to survive. Built with Go, WASM, React, D3, and Recharts.
- FuncyPy: A tiny functional programming language proof-of-concept that aims to make functional programming more accessible to developers coming from object-oriented backgrounds with minimal, python-like syntax. This was a college group project built with F#. I worked on the parser, which uses combinators and computation expressions to design a flexible language grammar.
- yannispanagis.com: personal website built with GatsbyJS + SASS - slightly out of date but rebuild is already in progress!
- DesignRant: blog site for short, sharp, user experience complaints.
- RFIDCheckout: autonomous, instant supermarket checkout system using UHF RFID. Built with HTML/JS/CSS, Java and HTTP-based back-end, SQLite database, Raspberry Pi, and laser cutting for the physical framework. IC Hack 2019 Winner