About

I’m an embedded and systems-oriented software engineer who has been fixing, building, and experimenting with technology from a very young age. My work has crossed aerospace software, telemetry and test automation, hardware/software integration, developer tooling, Linux infrastructure, homelab servers, electronics, 3D design, 3D printing, construction, and woodworking.

I enjoy exploring the boundary between software, hardware, and people: building useful systems, reducing friction, and helping others spend more time creating and less time fighting their tools. This site is both a portfolio of selected projects and a running log of what I’ve built and learned along the way.

It began life as a Google Blog, then became a WordPress blog, and now lives as a Markdown static site. The posts cover art, interesting finds, practical repairs, embedded projects, creative engineering, 3D printing, technical notes, and experiments.