Hello! I'm Hendrik Sorensen, a Computer Engineering student at the University of Michigan with a passion for low-level software engineering and systems programming. I specialize in building complex systems from the ground up, from custom assembly languages and operating systems to high-performance graphics engines.

My experience spans multiple domains: I've developed a complete x86-64 Unix-like operating system with process management and memory allocation, created a custom assembly language with compiler toolchain, built a real-time raytraced voxel engine in Vulkan, and contributed to aerospace software at Jovian Software Consulting. I'm particularly drawn to projects that challenge me to understand systems at their fundamental level.

I thrive in environments that require deep technical knowledge and creative problem-solving. Whether it's implementing AR/VR applications for HoloLens 2, optimizing graphics pipelines, or designing low-level system architectures, I enjoy pushing the boundaries of what's possible with code.