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Christian D. Glissov

About

I am Christian.

I live in Copenhagen, where I create autonomous systems.

As a kid I was fascinated by space, nature, and science. I spent hours tinkering with computers, observing ants, and reading about technology and mathematics.

I've always been captivated by space - a vast, dark expanse where you can gaze at the stars and let your thoughts drift. It always invites existential questions; What's out there? Why is it there? Why are we here? I credit that fascination with the unknown for my love of science fiction, science, and even the design of this website.

In my teenage years, I took up strength training. I wanted to learn anatomy and physiology - and like most teenagers, I had ambitions involving bigger biceps. That journey led me into powerlifting and eventually to becoming a certified strength coach. The same drive to understand how things work - whether muscles and tendons or neurons in a neural network - has shaped my path ever since. It ultimately led me to pursue a career at the intersection of research and engineering, where I later specialized in generative machine learning.

Today, I'm a Senior AI Specialist, building AI systems and experimenting with emerging technologies. In my free time, I code, hike, lift heavy things, and spend time with my family and friends.

I love learning and connecting with curious people. If you'd like to chat about a project, build something together, or just exchange ideas, feel free to reach out!

Learning

Milestones

A snapshot of what I have been exploring and leveling up in.

2026 February

Astro

Really enjoyed diving into Astro. Great framework for content driven static sites. Learned a lot with some help from Codex.

2026 February

Claude and Copilot plugins

Deep dive into agents and skills, and how to use hand-offs and subagents. This stuff will be huge.

2026 January

PostgreSQL

Replacing MongoDB with Azure Database for PostgreSQL. Created a DB and used alembic for migrations. Learned about pgvector for vector search. I still prefer Qdrant.

Contact

Let's talk

If you're building something interesting, I'd love to hear about it.