Start with the operating problem.
Understand the people, incentives, and constraints before deciding what technology belongs in the solution.
About Lucas
I like problems that have to survive contact with reality.
Dutch-Chinese · based in the Netherlands · building and studying in Rotterdam and Delft.
The connecting layer
Companies, technical systems, and the same underlying curiosity.
I am a Dutch-Chinese founder and student based in the Netherlands. I study Econometrics at Erasmus University and Computer Science at TU Delft, and I am most interested in problems where technology has to work in the real world rather than only look impressive in a demo.
That currently means building Memoza around how students actually prepare for exams, and building LRL around the operational realities of hospitality and other owner-led businesses. My quantitative projects and competitions are a separate expression of the same interest: understanding complex systems, testing decisions, and improving them through evidence.
How I work
A bias toward useful, testable work.
Make evidence inspectable.
Use frozen evaluations, reproducible experiments, and honest limitations instead of selecting only the flattering result.
Build the feedback loop.
A system becomes valuable when real use teaches you what to improve next, whether it is software, learning, or a company.
Now · August 2026
The current chapter.
Founder work and two degrees make for a full calendar. These are the priorities I am actively moving forward.
- 01Launching Memoza (opens in a new tab)
- 02Taking LRL to market within Dutch hospitality (opens in a new tab)
- 03Beginning Computer Science at TU Delft
- 04Continuing Econometrics at Erasmus University
Learning in parallel
Econometrics and computer science.
Erasmus University Rotterdam
BSc Econometrics & Operations Research
Delft University of Technology
BSc Computer Science & Engineering
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