Hello, and welcome.
I’m from Nicosia, Cyprus, and in my second year at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm. I co-founded Futsalaki, a futsal booking app that is now on the App Store and Google Play. Outside of code I play badminton for Cyprus, and in 2025 I became national champion.
Right now I’m looking for a software engineering internship for summer 2027.
Things I’ve built, most of them with a demo you can try in the browser.
A matchmaking and pitch booking app for futsal in Cyprus. Teams book a pitch or get matched with an opponent at their level, and venues run their whole week from a web dashboard. I co-founded it and work mostly on payments (Stripe Connect) and on making the backend safe to launch. You can download it from the App Store or Google Play.
TypeScript, React Native, Expo, Next.js, Supabase, Postgres, Stripe
Try it yourself, no download needed
Player appBook a pitch, join a match Venue dashboardCalendar, pool, revenueA second-hand furniture board for students living in SSSB housing. No accounts: you post in a minute, get a private link to edit your ad, and buyers message you on WhatsApp. Built with Antreas Patsiantos.
Next.js, React, Prisma, Supabase, Tailwind
Try it yourself
SSSB MarketBrowse, post and edit an adA badminton coach that works from a phone video. It finds the players with YOLOv8, tracks their pose with MediaPipe, maps positions onto the court, and turns footwork and coverage stats into written feedback. Shuttle tracking is next.
Python, FastAPI, OpenCV, YOLOv8, MediaPipe, pytest
Still in development, so there’s no demo yet.
Where I’ve worked and studied. The full version is in my CV.
2026 to now
Nicosia, Cyprus
A two-sided booking product built by a small team. I work on payments with Stripe Connect, and before launch I led a review of the codebase: database performance, column privileges, rate limiting, error monitoring and a CI pipeline.
2026
Stockholm
Full-stack Next.js marketplace for students in SSSB housing, with Postgres and Prisma, image uploads, English and Swedish, and a moderation panel.
2023 to now
Nicosia, Cyprus
Elected by the national badminton players to represent them on the committee.
2025 to 2028
KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm
Courses so far include programming in Java, data structures and algorithms in C, digital design, embedded electronics, discrete mathematics, calculus and linear algebra.
2021 to 2024
Kykkos B’ Lyceum, Nicosia
Graduated with 19.20 out of 20 while competing internationally.
Languages
IELTS Academic 7.5, Cambridge IGCSE English (A), Pearson LCCI Level 3 Accounting (Merit).
I’ve played for the Cyprus national team since 2019. Training taught me most of what I know about work: show up every day, practise the boring parts, and be honest about why you lost.
| Year | Event | Result |
|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Cypriot National Championships | National champion |
| 2023 | Small States of Europe Team Championship, with Cyprus | Gold |
I grew up in Nicosia, finished school with 19.2 out of 20 while travelling to tournaments, and moved to Stockholm in 2025 to study at KTH.
The software I enjoy most is the kind that has to be right: payments that can’t charge someone twice, data that has to stay private, systems that keep working when a few hundred people open them at once. Futsalaki taught me a lot about that, and my courses in algorithms, digital design and embedded systems gave me the fundamentals to reason about it properly.
For summer 2027 I’d like to join a team that ships to real users, learn how experienced engineers review and test their work, and be given something real to own. I pick things up quickly, I take feedback well, and I’m used to demanding training schedules.
If you’re hiring interns for summer 2027, or want to talk about a project, send me a message. I usually reply within a day.
