I build systems
people can rely on.
I turn complex processes into practical systems that support cleaner data, clearer decisions, less repetitive work, and better continuity.
I work at the intersection of data, technology, and community, building practical systems that help people make better decisions and keep important work moving.
Outside of my professional work, I dedicate time to building, designing prototypes, and testing equipment, learning by putting ideas into the field.
My work begins where the clean diagram ends: inconsistent records, shifting requirements, overloaded teams, and systems that still need to produce trustworthy answers.
I combine analysis, administration, documentation, and automation to make those environments more reliable. The same discipline continues inside my independent lab through embedded systems, radio, wireless networking, defensive research, and field computing.
Evidence, not inventory.
From scattered records to decision-ready information
Data administration, workflow design, reporting, and documentation built around the people responsible for the outcome.
DATA / WORKFLOWS / REPORTING Field systemsWilmington Meshtastic Network
A living field record of node maintenance, hardware evaluation, antenna choices, configuration, and community mesh planning.
FIELDWORK / LORA / DOCUMENTATION Applied researchDevious Designs Applied Technology Lab
Firsthand hardware research preserved as experiments, repairs, prototypes, measurements, and failed attempts worth remembering.
HARDWARE / SIGNALS / PROTOTYPINGProof accumulates one observation at a time.
The notebook holds concise writing, workbench findings, project decisions, and longer reflections, including the ongoing story of how radio changed the way I listen to the world around me. Each entry is meant to leave behind something inspectable: an artifact, a method, a result, or an honest lesson.
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