Selected Work

Real systems. Shipped.

A small set of projects that show what end-to-end actually means — hardware designed, firmware written, app built, infrastructure deployed.

Case 01 / 04

Equilyze — Smart Numnah

Hardware · Firmware · Mobile · Business

Custom PCBESP32BLEFlutterDartREST APIPostgreSQL

Problem

Riders had no objective way to measure pressure distribution and balance during training. Coaches relied on intuition.

System architecture

  • Custom multi-sensor PCB embedded in a saddle pad
  • ESP32 firmware with BLE streaming + onboard buffering
  • Flutter mobile app with live + post-session analytics
  • Cloud sync, user accounts, session history

Outcome

Funded venture with award recognition. Working hardware, app, and brand — built end-to-end as founding engineer.

Case 02 / 04

Whitewater Brewing — Production Monitoring

Industrial · Backend · UI

PythonPostgreSQLRESTReactDockerLinux

Problem

Whitewater Brewing needed reliable, auditable, real-time monitoring of process sensors to protect quality and support compliance in a live production environment.

System architecture

  • Sensor acquisition + edge processing
  • PostgreSQL time-series storage
  • REST backend with auth + audit log
  • Operator dashboard with live + historical views

Outcome

Deployed to production at Whitewater Brewing. Day-to-day reliability for a working facility, with audit-ready records and live operational visibility.

Case 03 / 04

Embedded / ADI Demo Platforms

PCB · Firmware · Demos

CadenceKiCadOscilloscopesEmbedded CSensor ICs

Problem

During industry work at Analog Devices, reference designs and demo platforms needed to be redesigned, debugged, calibrated, and made stage-ready for trade shows.

System architecture

  • Schematic + layout review and revision
  • Sensor-system bring-up, calibration, and test
  • Hardware debug and signal-integrity investigation
  • Demo-platform software and firmware support

Outcome

Demo platforms and sensor systems improved for real event use, with testing and calibration work focused on system performance.

Case 04 / 04

Local LLM / GPU Inference

AI · Infrastructure

NVIDIA GPUsLinuxDockerPythonVector DBRAG

Problem

Teams want long-context, private LLM capability without sending data to third-party APIs — but most setups don't actually work in production.

System architecture

  • Multi-GPU server build, drivers, thermals
  • Local inference stack (vLLM / llama.cpp class)
  • RAG pipeline with vector store + reranking
  • Internal API surface for app integration

Outcome

Working local inference for large-context workloads. Real engineering — not hype, not a demo.

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