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Callum Dyson-Gainsborough

.NET Software Engineer

About Me

I’m currently a software engineer working mainly within the security sector. My personal work focuses on desktop software, hardware/software integration, data-driven systems and technically unusual projects that cross software, physical devices, visualisation and real-world data.

  • Based in United Kingdom
  • Degree BSc Computer Science, First Class
  • Current focus .NET desktop and hardware/software systems

What I Build

Desktop software

Maintainable applications and modular runtimes built around C#, .NET and clear system boundaries.

Hardware systems

Software that works with Raspberry Pi, displays, lighting, physical controls, telemetry and device interfaces.

Data-driven tools

Mapping, environmental data, caching, processing and visualisation designed around useful decisions.

Technical experiments

Unusual engineering projects spanning astronomy, media, robotics, vehicles and ambient interfaces.

Resume & Skills

Education

2017–2020
BSc Computer Science, First Class
University of Lincoln

A broad computer science foundation, with later work in robotics, machine learning, parallel programming and a telemanipulation dissertation.

Engineering focus

CURRENT FOCUS
Software and systems projects

Recent personal projects centre on .NET desktop applications, modular integrations, Raspberry Pi systems, hardware output and data-heavy planning tools.

Technical Skills

Primary

  • C#
  • .NET
  • Python
  • SVN
  • Linux
  • Windows

Desktop / UI

  • Avalonia
  • Desktop application architecture
  • plugin-based modular systems

Systems / Hardware

  • Raspberry Pi
  • Hardware integration
  • Telemetry
  • GPIO and device integration

Supporting

  • JavaScript
  • HTML / CSS
  • SQL
  • APIs
  • Data processing
  • C++

The downloadable CV contains the fuller work and education history; this page focuses on skills demonstrated by the projects below.

Projects

Current engineering work comes first. Selected earlier projects remain visible for context, with coursework and smaller utilities kept in the archive.

Substantial projects under active development or representing recent completed work.

Selected Earlier Work

Older work that still demonstrates useful technical depth or project history.

Archive / Early Work

Smaller utilities, group projects and university coursework, retained as project history.

Browse the early-work archive

Recent Work

Curated monthly development snapshots, compacted into broader summaries as the timeline matures.

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