[Personal hardware project]
[One line on what it is and where it's at.]
Mechanical engineering. Design, testing and energy storage; hardware that has to survive the real world.
Capabilities →Software. Products and tools, from first sketch to shipped: CSD Studio, Tandem, client work.
Projects →Cars, motorcycles, and the occasional bad idea. Build logs, mostly unsupervised.
The builds →Who's at the bench
Mechanical engineer in lithium-ion battery R&D. Software developer behind CSD Studio and Tandem. And, on weekends, under a car with a flashlight in my teeth.
I design hardware, ship software, and spend weekends with grease under my nails. If it moves, computes, or stores energy, I want to know how it works, and how to make it better.
[One or two sentences on what you offer clients: the kinds of problems you're hired to solve and how you like to work.]
On the bench
Last updated October 2026
[One line on what it is and where it's at.]
[One line on what's changing.]
Jets are on a boat somewhere.
The Lab
Day job: Li-ion battery R&D. Details stay at work. Everything shown here is personal or public.
I'm a mechanical engineer. I like problems with physics in them: heat, load, tolerance, and things that fail if you get them wrong.
The Desk
The Garage · off the clock
this is where the knuckles get skinned →
Logbook
About
[Short bio in your own voice: where you're from, how you got into engineering and code, what you care about.]
Contact
Bring it to the bench. [What kinds of work you take on.]
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