Disclaimer: All opinions are my own and do not reflect those of any past or future employers.

I'm currently the Technical Lead of a wonderful team of 8 engineers at Behaviour Lab. At Behaviour Lab, we use behavioural science and advanced analytics to transform how the £70 trillion active asset management industry make their investments.

I recently finished my MEng in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Imperial College London.

⚡️ Fun fact: when I'm not an engineer, I write and publish original music - check it out on Spotify/Apple Music/Deezer/etc

Don't be a stranger, let's connect! 🙌

Ask me about anything - past projects, collaborating on a hack, front-end development, machine learning, or tutoring - I'm currently taking new students for the next academic year!

I use a variety of tools in my work and projects day to day but these are some of my favourites.

Some of the tools I'm currently working on and learning more about - this is not a full list! 🤓

• 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• yannispanagis.com: personal website built with GatsbyJS + SASS - slightly out of date but rebuild is already in progress!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