Adriele Matthew Tosino

Building technology that tackles the negative consequences of innovation and resolves real friction

Batangas, Philippines

BSIT Student

About

I am a BSIT student with roots in TVL-ICT from Senior High School, where I first built my foundation in programming, systems, and technical problem-solving. That early start fueled my drive to build software from the ground up, evolving from academic foundations into hands-on system building and real-world projects.

Building and testing most of my projects on a low-spec laptop shaped my engineering mindset early on. Instead of relying on raw hardware to hide inefficiencies, it pushed me to write lean code, optimize early, and stay deeply mindful of performance and resource constraints.

In day-to-day work, I combine proactive problem-solving with modern agentic workflows—leveraging AI tools to iterate and explore faster, while holding complete ownership and discernment over every line shipped. Beyond the code, I focus on fostering a positive, open environment where teammates communicate clearly, tackle friction early, and build with shared momentum.

At the core of it, my purpose is simple: to build technology that tackles the negative consequences of innovation—engineering thoughtful systems that resolve real friction rather than creating new ones.

Experience

A chronological progression of my academic foundations, engineering milestones, and active technical pursuits.

2023 – 2024

Foundations, Campus Esports & Solo System Building

Batangas State University - The NEU Malvar

Competed actively in campus Mobile Legends tournaments, sharpening real-time strategic communication, high-pressure decision making, and team synchronization that translated directly into collaborative engineering habits.

Served as the solo developer building school projects, designing and coding systems in Java and PHP from the ground up.

JavaPHPAcademic ProjectsSolo DevelopmentTeam DynamicsCompetitive Esports

2025

IoT Systems, FlowSync & Technical Competitions

Batangas State University - The NEU Malvar

Programmed ESP32-CAM edge modules and built the PHP web interface to handle real-time IoT hardware communication for FlowSync.

Represented the university across technical competitions, competing in Cisco NetRiders (an academic quiz competition covering Cisco networking modules) and Hack4Gov.

FlowSync (IoT + PHP)ESP32PHPCisco NetRidersHack4Gov

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2026 – PresentOngoingSeeking Hackathons & 2027 OJT

SAPOT Mobile, Agentic Development & Advanced Competitions

Batangas State University - The NEU Malvar

Developed the mobile client application for the SAPOT Platform, supported by project funding from the Young Lifters Program. Simultaneously advanced development workflows by learning and adopting agentic development using tools like Claude Code, Codex, and Antigravity.

Competed for a second consecutive year in NetRiders and Hack4Gov, tackling advanced networking concepts in NetRiders and taking on web application security in Hack4Gov.

Took on paid client and freelance development projects for classmates, building and troubleshooting complete IoT solutions, sensor integrations, and mobile applications while proactively seeking new hackathons, tech events, and open challenges.

SAPOT PlatformMobile DevYoung Lifters ProgramAgentic DevelopmentClaude CodeAntigravityCodexNetRidersHack4Gov (Web Security)Paid Client Development

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In Progress • Current Focus

Active

Currently Learning

Learning

Machine Learning & Intelligent Systems

Studying machine learning fundamentals, model architectures, and practical training workflows.

Machine LearningModel TrainingPythonData Science

Currently Building

Building

Cross-Platform Productivity Timer (Linux & Mobile)

Developing a custom cross-platform productivity timer supporting Linux and mobile, dominantly used on my Linux setup for daily focus sessions and workflow tracking.

LinuxMobile DevCross-PlatformProductivity Tool

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Currently Exploring

Exploring