Hi, I'm

Boris Nezlobin.

I'mBoris.

I code.

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years old

...and counting. I'm a 12th-grade student at Palo Alto High School writing code for fun—a lot of it. I interned at Lockheed Martin's Advanced Technology Center, where I got to solve a lot of cool problems, and I love using em dashes. I also love making things. Four years in robotics, three in open-source contribution, and almost a decade of programming experience have lead me to build a lot of cool things. Read on to see my skills or check out my blog, lecture notes, and projects I've worked on.
Projects

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Write until your time runs out or you hit your word count. You won't be able to stop. Literally :)

1.0 Skills

Check out what I know! I'm always learning new things.

1.1 Languages (8 of them)

TypeScript

Java

Python

C++

HTML/CSS*

JavaScript

Rust

* is HTML really a language though?

1.2 Technologies

React

React Native

NextJS

TailwindCSS

Prisma + Postgres

ElectronJS

ExpressJS

1.3 Tools

Jira / Slack

— Robotics Software Lead, '24-26

Email

— Love using this.

Unity

— Game Engine

Git

Docker

Postman

ChatGPT

2.0 My Work

Or, “What would happen if we gave a bored teenager Wi-Fi and a computer?”

2.1 Experience

Software Lead, Heron Robotics (2025-2026), Kuriosity Robotics (2024-2025)

Qualified to the world championship in 2025. Planning to win in 2026.

Chief Executive Officer & Founder, Sendcraft

I want business cards like Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Network.

Software Engineering Intern, Lockheed Martin Advanced Technology Center

tracked solar features with OpenCV; reconstructed magnetic flux from detected polarity inversion lines (which cause solar flares).
discovered memory leaks in C code and matplotlib, benchmarked solutions when applicable (it turns out that Numpy is faster than parallelized, single-instruction C code!).
documented eight projects.
delivered movie visualization tools for scientists to analyze solar data.

Also, I developed a memory-mapping approach for reading CSVs with monotonically indexed entries that works about 980x faster than Pandas. And I did all that on a 2017 iMac with 8GB of RAM (also the proxy was slow and I didn't have homebrew).