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I’m a systems engineer with a vast range of knowledge. I quickly pick up any new technology and leverage it to fit my needs. Boredom is my enemy.
Assign a task to me, and it will get done. I excel on my own, setting up entire stacks while following best practices and documentation.
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A thrift-store clock repurposed with two stepper motors and an ESP32. The dual analog gauges track Cursor daily and monthly token usage for a physical, glanceable view of how many tokens I'm burning.
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A custom weather station that records local lightning strikes using a SEN0290 sensor. The back panel responds to detected strikes with LED flashes styled to look like lightning. Additional weather information is pulled from external APIs.
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A custom CO2 monitoring gauge with an analog dial, color-gradient LED arc, and digital readout. Built as a tabletop display for tracking indoor air quality.
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A newly created website providing information and resources about home ownership and maintenance
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A custom LED sign built for a local restaurant
A custom mount for my microscope for soldering work, with integrated LED mounts and wiring
Powered by a 18000mAh USB battery bank to place on top of my workbench
I had a request to design a case for a mini LCD screen to mount onto the person's monitor. Using Fusion 360 and precise measurements, I was able to create the 3-part design that screws together for the user
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I was inspired by some coasters printed out of PCBs. So I taught myself how to use KiCad and made my own coaster design that I sell on Etsy
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A soldering kit that I could hone my Fusion360 skills on and design a case for. I also actively contribute to the development of the software in Discord. I am listed as a contributor on the PCB you can purchase yourself
MakerWorld
I saw an Instagram post for a jellyfish with moving arms. I wanted to see if I could entirely 3D print the same thing. This has a motor that rotates at 5 RPM, and required me to solder the electronics together throughout the body that I designed
I wanted to make a functioning water fountain. 3D printed, minus the motor
One of my earlier designs. This one I filled the layer lines with wood putty, sanded, and spray-painted it
This serves as both my production and development test bench for services that spark my interest (as well as my NAS, obviously). I self-host a large variety of containers. Video streaming, documentation, game servers, Discord bots — you name it, I'll be able to run it.
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