Ben Sloan.

I'm an MEng Computer Engineering graduate of Queen's University Belfast with several years of hands-on experience designing and delivering systems across hardware and software. My work spans embedded systems, PCB design, firmware, full-stack applications, and the integration work that turns prototypes into deployed products.

At Analog Devices, I worked on PCB redesign, sensor systems, and software for demo platforms, alongside calibration and testing work to improve system performance. That experience sharpened the same habits I bring to client work: measure carefully, debug at the right layer, and make the whole system behave under real conditions.

I founded Equilyze, a smart numnah for equestrian sport, and led the product end-to-end: custom PCB sensor system, BLE firmware, Flutter app, manufacturing decisions, commercial work, and delivery. We raised funding and won industry recognition while moving from concept to working product.

I also have direct ties to Whitewater Brewing, where I built production monitoring around live process data for a working brewery. It is the kind of project I care about most: practical engineering, deployed into the place where the work actually happens.

I work solo on tightly scoped builds, embedded with small teams that need a senior engineer who can move across disciplines, or as a technical lead owning the architecture end-to-end.

Outside of work: hardware tinkering, building local compute, and an unreasonable amount of time spent on things that probably could have been bought.