It started with platformers and game AI in Unity. Ended up building health platforms, hardware-connected apps, CI/CD infrastructure, and now LLM integration research for classified programs. 8 years in. The throughline never changed: construct the system, get the rules right, watch it come alive.
I don't build to ship. I build to understand.
- ๐ฌ IRAD research โ LLM integration, predictive data processing, security architecture
- ๐ Supporting classified programs I can't talk about and wouldn't if I could
- ๐งถ Weave โ a programming language built on the principle that the gap between what you mean and what runs shouldn't require destroying your intent along the way
- ๐ Hardware experiments โ mycelium biopotential recording, ESP32, embedded systems that listen to things most people ignore
- ๐ Humanity Growth โ a personal investment portfolio built on the thesis that the best returns come from betting on people, not products
Languages
Frontend & Mobile
Backend & Infra
CI/CD & Tooling
๐ง Professional
- Automated release framework for multi-environment CI/CD deployments
- Monorepo architecture + GitHub Actions pipelines (Firebase & Google Play)
- Bluetooth & USB health device integration (Electron)
- Feedback tagging system for live hardware data streams (Python / Jupyter)
- AWS secrets handling and access security systems
- Onboarding documentation that cut ramp-up time in half
๐ฎ Where It Started
- Giving It Up โ stealth exploration game jam entry; built the AI and stealth systems from scratch
- Apocablocalypse โ FPS survival game in Unity (C#); project lead, enemy AI, level design
I learn by building. I ask questions that sound naive until they aren't. I will take apart something that works to understand why it works, and I will not apologize for the mess on the table while I'm figuring it out.
If you're here because something I built was useful to you โ that's the whole point. Use it. Break it. Tell me what broke.
If you're here because you build like this too โ even better.
I'm not great at small talk but I'm excellent at real talk. If you found me through the code, you already know enough to start a conversation.
"No matter what, we will never understand it all. That's why our only reward is experiencing it."
