Oskar Zygmunt

Hi! I am a 2^nd Year BSc Computer Science commuter student from West London.

I believe that developing reliable, efficient, intuitive, and safe technology is the future. These principles make good experiences, are environmentally-friendly, and most important of all: make software accessible and usable.

At the moment, a personal interest of mine is transforming older systems into modern experiences, while preserving the core functionality at minimal cost.

Academic Work

I have an active interest in academic research! I have worked on some educational material, such as:

Proofreading: Miodun, O. — Bezpieczeństwo w sieci (Network security), prepared for the Polish Red Cross Youth Social Instructors Group, Lublin [in Polish]
Delivering Presentations to Secondary School Students in conjunction with the Cybersecurity Society
Improving teaching material on Honeypot Log Analysis in Cybersecurity Workshops hosted by visiting professors at Royal Holloway

I am currently working on INTI, an exciting embedded neuromorphic computing project that leverages hardware-level interrupts to run energy-efficient inference distributed across multiple processors.

I hope to work on more research projects in the future, and aim to do a Year in Industry in 2027 next year!

I am comfortable working across Linux, macOS, and Windows, and have worked with a range of technologies including:

Python Java SQL Flask FastAPI OpenStreetMap C# .NET Javalin Blazor Unity Git Network Rail Open Data TfL Unified API National Highways APIs Bus Open Data Service NaPTAN Domestic Buildings Search API Rust ESP32 ESP8266 RP2040

Ongoings

President & Technology Officer of the Robotics & AI Society (& respective delegate to the London Robotics Club federation)
IT Support Assistant at the IT Service Desk
Handled Software Architecture & Communication as part of the winning team of the 2026 Robotics & AI Society Dronethon
Undergraduate Researcher on the Incipient Neuromorphic Transputer Initiative

Campus Mapping

I am currently working on a campus-focused personal project which requires high-quality geodata of the campus. As such, I am currently the main contributor to our campus on OpenStreetMap, a free mapping service with no restrictions on its use. If you have any questions about this or would like to converse about OpenStreetMap, please do not hesitate to contact me!

My contributions to OpenStreetMap have earned me an Active Contributor Membership to the OSM Foundation!

Other Works

You may know me for my work on minecraft proxy software under the oskarsmc.com brand, where I was the first to offer mature plugins for the new Velocity proxy platform which has since become the industry standard for minecraft proxies, and years later my software suite still serves thousands of users worldwide, with my most popular, broadcast serving 6,049 (10,493 peak) players!