Weather CLI
A small command-line tool in Rust that fetches the current weather for any city via the Open-Meteo API — no API key required. Handles city and country lookup, Celsius/Fahrenheit, and case-insensitive input.
I'm Felix Stieglitz, a CS student in Würzburg with a background mostly in machine learning and a growing interest in systems programming and efficient execution on hardware.
I'm a Computer Science student at the University of Würzburg. Most of my hands-on experience so far is in machine learning, but what interests me more and more is the layer underneath it: systems programming, performance, and low-level work. What I find most interesting is bringing the two together by running machine learning efficiently on real hardware. So far, I've mostly worked with Python, but I recently started learning Rust and C++ for the lower-level work.
Where I've studied so far, because getting here took a few tries.
Business Administration with a focus on Corporate Functions. Switched fields without completing the degree.
Foundations in algorithms, systems, and the underlying mathematics. Three semesters before transferring out of Munich.
Continued the degree after transferring from LMU Munich.
Currently hereWhere I've spent time so far and what I've been doing.
Migrated the legacy onboarding PowerShell script from AzureAD to MgGraph, then built an internal Onboarding App in Python around the migrated logic. Day-to-day: general IT support, firewall and GitLab updates, and managing virtual machines.
The languages, tools, and frameworks I work with.
A selection of different projects using different languages and tools — trying out new things, breaking things on the way, and learning from it.
A small command-line tool in Rust that fetches the current weather for any city via the Open-Meteo API — no API key required. Handles city and country lookup, Celsius/Fahrenheit, and case-insensitive input.
A web app that scrapes the daily menu of the Würzburg Mensa Campus Hubland Süd and ranks each dish by its macros — sort by protein, calories, carbs, fat and more, filter by vegan/vegetarian/meat, and browse the week. A Python serverless scraper feeds a vanilla JS frontend on Vercel.
Small interactive demos compiled to WebAssembly and running entirely in your browser — no servers, no telemetry, just code that hums in the open.
Have a project in mind, or just want to say hi? I'm always open to discussing new opportunities and creative ideas.
Or reach me by any of these.