You've made it to the contact page.
This is the part of the website where I pretend to be professional and list my contact details in a way that suggests I have a communications team. I don't. It's just me, a keyboard, and a cup of coffee that went cold two hours ago.
Email: newsletter@codyssey.tech
LinkedIn: Robert Marcel Saveanu
Location: Bucharest, Romania — the city, not a metaphor.
Things I'd love to hear about
Feedback on articles — Found a bug in a code sample? Spotted a logical fallacy in a parable? Disagree with an architecture call or a testing philosophy on a fundamental level? That's exactly the kind of email I enjoy. Especially the disagreements. They make the best follow-up articles.
Guest posts and collaborations — If you write about software engineering — testing, architecture, infrastructure, emerging tech, or the culture around it — and want to contribute to Codyssey, send a pitch. Bonus points if your writing has a pulse. Minus points if it reads like a LinkedIn feed fed through a blender.
Speaking and workshops — I talk about engineering practice across testing, architecture, and delivery, plus the magnificent gap between theory and reality. Available for conferences, meetups, and those internal team sessions where everyone pretends they chose to be there.
Things I probably can't help with
Vendor pitches, link-exchange schemes, requests to "just quickly review" a 200-page document, and emails that begin with "Dear Website Owner." Nothing personal. Well, a little personal.
I reply to every real message. It might take a few days if I'm deep in writing, but I'll get back to you. If you don't hear back within a week, assume my inbox ate it — try again.