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I'm an American embedded software engineer with diverse industry experience. From large commercial Java projects to low-level C firmware development, I've done a little bit of everything (except web development as will be evident with this website). Such experience allows me to understand and solve new problems quickly. My hobbies are just as eclectic as my professional experience. This website showcases many of my personal projects.
Yama Crawler
Selenium-Based Web Crawler

Yama is a powerful developer-friendly web crawler/scraper built with Selenium and Java. Built from the ground up by yours truly.

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Repley
The Tomcat - ChartJS crossover nobody asked for

If you only have a hammer, everything looks like a nail. Repley combines Apache Tomcat and ChartJS to make dynamic database chart generation as easy as editing a JSON file.

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Darkstar
Why buy a quad when you can build it

Darkstar is my first foray into building my own drone. I used a mixture of open source software and some of my own stuff to get the hunk of junk into the air

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Pallet Desk
Reliable and cheap desk

Building my dream desk on a poor-college-student budget. The end result: a portable and rock solid desk with a couple of flaws

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My Website
Is this meta

A post on my website about how I built my website? Yep. Turns out things aren't quite plug 'n play when you're a stubborn engineer who wants something to function in a very specific way

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LS-1 Synth
Music to my ears

I find that I learn best by doing. So when I starting considering getting into the extremely expensive hobby of analog modular synths, I figured the best way to start would be to build my own. The results aren't terribly impressive, but helped me learn a whole ton along the way

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