Open to selected consulting and engineering work
I build the systems that move hardware — from the board-level repair bench to the software that tracks, grades and resells every unit.
The overlap
Hardware people don't usually write the software. Software people don't usually hold the soldering iron. Sitting between the two is what makes the tooling I build reflect how the work is genuinely done.
Board-level diagnosis and repair. Power rail tracing, rework, and the judgement to know whether a unit is worth saving.
Full-stack systems from data model to shipped interface, deployed and maintained in production, not left at prototype.
Turning an operational process into software that runs it — because I have run the process by hand first.
Selected work
Each project covers the problem, what I found when I looked properly, what I built, and what it changed.
Capabilities
Every domain here is applied — each one shows up somewhere in the work above.
That overlap is where I do my best work — and where most projects get stuck.
