Adam Hamri

Since childhood, my mind has been driven by a single question: how do things work, and how can I build them? Whether opening a mobile game, watching an aircraft cut through the sky, or using a search engine, I was always trying to reverse-engineer the logic behind the screen — coming up with theories that seem simple now, yet felt like pure breakthroughs at the time.

At eleven, a persistent illness began keeping me away from school. The digital world became my primary space — initially for playing games like any child, yet always accompanied by a curiosity about how those worlds were built. As my absences grew and I missed the final stretch and exams of sixth grade, my earlier track record of academic excellence, combined with the understanding and support of my teachers who submitted a request to the regional examination board for an exceptional pass — which was met with their approval and understanding — secured my graduation. Illness then forced a four-year pause from formal schooling, which turned into a period of steady, continuous growth.

Step by step over those four years, initial curiosity evolved into real scientific discipline. I learned new languages, progressed from programming fundamentals into data science and machine learning, discovered my deep passion for aerospace engineering, and gradually built real projects I genuinely stand behind — work I am confident you will enjoy exploring on my projects page. Today, fully recovered and continuing my studies at the Imam Malik Second Chance Center in Nador, I bring that same growing passion for data and engineering discipline to every project I build.