Halil Lacevic

I'm Halil, a PhD researcher in Compressor Technology at City St George's, University of London. My work focuses on simulation and modelling of internally geared screw compressors, where I blend my strong programming background with advanced mathematical modelling to push the boundaries of compressor design.

I hold both Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Electrical Engineering (specialising in Control Systems and Electronics) from the University of Sarajevo. Alongside my research, I teach as a Graduate Teaching Assistant (GTA) at City's Department of Engineering and Computer Science, contributing to modules such as Electronics, Functional Programming, AI, and Web Development.

I'm also involved in international conferences and have taken on roles such as chairing poster sessions and serving on review committees. To foster better communication skills among researchers, I initiated a monthly seminar where colleagues and I practise delivering technical presentations in an engaging and accessible way.

Here's a glimpse of what we're doing:

I also build software and hardware projects—from embedded systems and PCB design to mobile apps and AI tools, often collaborating with close friends on startup ideas. I’m always exploring ways to bring technical innovation closer to real users.

If you're working on something impactful, I'd love to hear about it. Let's connect!