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Arduino board, wiring, and a laptop during a hands-on engineering project
Testing ideas and building them by hand

A little about me

Hands-on by nature.
Curious by default.

I’m Rayane Lebrazi, and I’m interested in all kinds of engineering, from programming and engines to practical, hands-on work. I love working on cars and figuring out how things fit together.

I prefer spending hours finding a way to automate a task rather than repeating it. Writing is another way I explore ideas. Sometimes I write code, working through a problem line by line until the pieces make sense. Other times I journal about everyday moments, questions, and what I am learning. I enjoy both because they help me slow down, notice details, and turn a jumble of thoughts into something clear. Whether I am building a long program or filling a few pages about my life, writing gives me room to think and reflect.

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A project I’m proud of

From mechanical
to digital.

I converted a mechanical reading speedometer into a digital one using what I had learned about Arduino and electromagnetic fields. It brought together my interest in cars, electronics, and solving practical problems.

Arduino project in action

Outside the workshop

Play. Build.
Repeat.

When I’m not working on a project, you’ll often find me playing football or basketball, spending time with my car, or writing down whatever is on my mind.

⚽FootballSee photos from the pitch↗ 🏀BasketballRead about basketball↗ ⚙My carEnter the workshop↗ >_Writing & codeOpen my digital notebook↗