From Firmware to Frontend: Visualizing a Medical Device in 3D
Insights and lessons learned from building interactive 3D visuals during my job search.
I'm a software engineer and designer who specializes in mobile, web, and firmware development.
Insights and lessons learned from building interactive 3D visuals during my job search.
Earlier this month I stepped into a new role as Principal Software Engineer at Motion Med Labs.
What the 2020 chip shortage taught our team.
After four years, today marks the end of my time at Qr8 Health.
Exploring the need for in-app language switching in iOS apps, especially for clinical settings, and how Apple’s current localization tools fall short.
Why I'm learning Blender in 2024.
I discuss how I built the Memory Box, a wooden keepsake box with a built-in e-paper screen to display memories.
I discuss my journey into 3D printing as a software engineer, highlighting how I learned, what 3D printer I recommend, and what software I use.
After eight years, today was my last day working for Cleveland Clinic.
I share my experience building a DIY air filtration system for a 3D printer using a microcontroller, fan, and various sensors.
Today, my wife and I welcomed Theodore Frederick Buss into the world!
In this post, I discuss creating a reliable communication system between devices using a Raspberry Pi (rPi) as a WiFi access point.
In a recent project, I needed to accommodate users with movement disorders who were wearing a HoloLens device.
Discover how to build an Arduino-based salt level checker for your water softener system.
In this blog post, I share my insights and experiences on getting a new puppy. From preparation to socialization, I cover various aspects of puppy ownership. Whether you're a first-time puppy owner or a seasoned veteran, this post will provide useful tips and information to help make your puppy's transition into your home a smooth one.
In this post, I share tips for protecting your code and your identity when working on software development projects.
Elevate your command line experience by customizing your prompt using Prezto, a configuration framework that offers a plethora of built-in themes.
For the past year I've worked with a fantastic team of people at Cleveland Clinic to produce C3 Logix, an iPad app that takes the guess-work out of concussions. I'm proud to say we were just recently featured on Apple.com as part of their "What will your verse be?" campaign.
A few years ago, I wanted to make something special for my girlfriend's birthday. After experimenting with an Arduino, I decided to try to make her a high-tech keepsake box that can lock or unlock with an RFID card. Here is the final result.
I highlight the benefits of using the command line for developers and suggest a combination of iTerm 2, Zsh, Prezto, Tmux, and Tmuxinator for a productive setup.