Event Technology · Robotics · Creative Tech
Creative solutions to complex problems. From event technology and networking to musical talent.
My name is Cyrus Yoshi Duarah, also known online as cyd3x. I am currently a high school student, living in Tokyo, Japan. I do a wide vareity of things from playing the Koto, to deisnging and integrating effective technology solutions for various events and productions.
Living in Tokyo, studying in international schools, and travelling around the world, I bring a unique and diverse perspective to the team.
As a part of living in Tokyo and being exposed to different cultures around the world, I speak Japanese and English fluently, as well as French and Spanish at an intermediate level.
I am proactive and continuously strive for excellence and positive change to increase efficiency within diverse teams.
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I am at core a lighting designer, but also have vast experience mixing audio, operating cameras, directing productions, designing systems, and implementing complex AVL solutions.
Learning form industry professionals, I have experience working with enterprise infrastructure, and networking systems. Additionally, I have a homelab where I explore networking, enterprise hardware, virtualization, automation, and lab experimentation.
I’m a photographer with a passion for capturing real moments as they unfold. My work focuses on street photography and sports, where timing, movement, and authenticity come together. Whether it’s the raw energy of a game or the quiet stories hidden in everyday life, I aim to turn fleeting moments into lasting images.
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