About Me

My journey into engineering began with a curiosity about how things work at their most fundamental level. At Cal Poly, I've had the opportunity to explore this curiosity across the full spectrum of computing—from designing digital circuits and microcontrollers to building sophisticated software applications.

One of my defining projects was the Rockhat Application, a shipping logistics platform where I served as the sole architect for the model-view controller. This experience taught me the value of clean architecture principles and domain-driven design—concepts that now guide all my development work.

On the hardware side, I've developed a working RISC-V microcontroller on FPGA using SystemVerilog, implemented digital function generators with delta-sigma modulation, and worked with various embedded platforms. These projects have given me a deep appreciation for the interplay between hardware constraints and software design.

When I'm not coding or debugging circuits, you'll find me behind a camera. Photography has taught me the importance of perspective and composition—skills that translate surprisingly well into designing user interfaces and system architectures.