Build with clarity. Ship with confidence.
I help teams with web and product engineering, embedded software, and mechanical design. Philadelphia-based, with Delaware roots; working with clients everywhere.
About Me
With almost a decade of experience in engineering design, I work the whole stack: CAD and mechanical design, embedded software, and modern web platforms. I focus on clear communication, practical tradeoffs, and shipping work you can maintain.
CAD & mechanical design
Solid modeling, assemblies, and design-for-manufacturing for prototypes and small runs.
Software engineering
Building modern, responsive websites using the latest technologies.
Embedded & firmware
Bare metal software solutions, custom SBC stacks, and more. Extensive experience soldering multi-board assemblies and custom modifications including piggybacks.
Featured Projects
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AI Content Generator
An AI-powered platform for generating and optimizing marketing content across multiple channels.
AstroMongoDBAWSTypeScriptTailwindCSS
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Virtual Event Platform
A comprehensive platform for hosting and managing virtual events with interactive features and analytics.
AstroWebRTCSocket.ioRedis
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Smart Home Hub
A centralized dashboard for managing smart home devices with automation capabilities and energy monitoring.
ReactInfluxDBDocker
View Project Details My Process
A streamlined approach to bringing your vision to life
1
Initial consultation
I align with you on goals, constraints, timeline, and what “done” looks like for your project.
2
Plan & tradeoffs
I propose a lean path: milestones, risks, and what to validate first — before writing too much code or CAD.
3
Build & iterate
Short delivery cycles with demos and feedback. You stay in the loop; I adjust as we learn.
4
Test & harden
Exercise the real failure modes: performance, edge cases, and integration points that matter.
5
Ship & handoff
Deploy, document, and transfer ownership — or keep a light retainer if you want ongoing help.
Engagement model
Flexible consulting — scoped to your risk and timeline
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Consulting
Illustrative retainer-style numbers; real quotes depend on scope
$300 /mo
- Discovery + written scope (what we’re building and why)
- Iterative delivery with demos
- Clear handoff and documentation
- Async updates + scheduled checkpoints
- Optional ongoing support after launch
- Honest “no” when something isn’t a fit
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Let's talk
Tell me what you're building, your timeline, and what success looks like. I'll follow up with questions, a proposed scope, or a quick call. Whichever fits.
Availability
Monday – Friday (US Eastern).
Remote availability with cloud-first delivery. On-site is by appointment only.
Our Location
Philadelphia area, USA
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Frequently Asked Questions
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Typical work spans web apps and internal tools (TypeScript, APIs, Astro or similar), firmware and bring-up on embedded targets, and CAD or mechanical design when the problem crosses hardware and software. If it is not a fit, I will say so early.
We start with a short discovery call and a written scope: milestones, risks, and what success looks like. Then we iterate in small loops with demos, feedback, and adjustments so surprises stay small and decisions stay informed.
Most work is remote and async-friendly, with scheduled checkpoints. On-site or lab time can make sense for hardware bring-up, fixtures, or tight integration weeks. We can plan that when it matters.
By default you own deliverables paid for under the agreement. Details belong in the contract (NDA, license, and handoff). I am happy to align with your legal or procurement process.
You work with me. For larger efforts I may bring in trusted collaborators with your approval, but I stay accountable for integration and quality.
Use the contact form on this site or reach out on LinkedIn. A short description of the problem, timeline, and constraints is enough to start a conversation.