A short list of resources, projects, and people I work with or
recommend.
My GitHub
A few selected repositories worth looking at:
- jax-boltzmann
— GPU-accelerated CMB Boltzmann solver in pure JAX. ~1,500 lines vs
CAMB’s ~50,000 lines of Fortran. Auto-differentiable Fisher matrices via
jacfwd. Currently v0.1.0 alpha; full Fortran-to-JAX port in
progress. - topological-em-structures
— research code for the topological-soliton physics work I publish on
Zenodo. Lattice Monte Carlo, Faddeev-Niemi field solvers, and the
supporting Python / C++ pipeline. - Altium-Schematic-Parser
— converts Altium.SchDocschematic files into JSON. Useful
when you need machine-readable access to Altium designs for tooling,
reviews, or migration. - Cores-VeeR-EH1
— working tree for the open-source Western Digital VeeR EH1 RISC-V core.
Useful as a starting point for embedded RISC-V projects. - dromajo —
RV64GC RISC-V emulator designed for RTL co-simulation. The right tool
when you need a lockstep reference next to your DUT. - chisel /
circt
— Chisel HDL and the CIRCT compiler infrastructure. The modern
open-source RTL stack. - coralnpu —
energy-efficient edge ML accelerator core. Relevant to current
AI-inference silicon work.
(Mix of original work and active forks I track for ongoing
projects. Tell me if any of these should be removed from the public list
or reordered.)
Tools I sell
- Publish
to Google Docs — Obsidian plugin, Pro — $20 lifetime.
One-click publish from Obsidian to Google Docs with LaTeX math, images,
callouts, tables, themes. Pro adds DOCX/PDF export, batch publishing, 5
themes, table-of-contents, and custom header/footer. Free core on GitHub;
upgrade to Pro via Gumroad.
People I work with
- Bit n Bit —
friends + collaborators. When a project needs people who think the way
they do, I bring them in.
Where to find me elsewhere
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/alexnovickis
- Zenodo (research): Search Zenodo for
Alexander Novickis - Email: anovickis@circuit-design.space
- Phone: +1 (971) 357-1400