Electrical engineer by trade and education. Systems engineer by prolonged exposure. Temu polymath by poor impulse control.
I like figuring out how complicated things work, then making them work together. Lately that means a lot of software, infrastructure, and coding agents. The agents do most of the typing these days; I spend the rest of the time deciding what I actually want and poking at the result until I trust it.
Most of my current work is private because it runs my actual infrastructure. Publishing live operational details for profile decoration would be dumb. The public bits are below.
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Provenance-First Simulation Workflow MVP — A synthetic HPC-style workflow built around controlled source, scheduler evidence, validation, and artifact lineage.
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opencode-beads — My maintained OpenCode adapter for the Beads issue tracker. It keeps delegated work bounded and tracks where its upstream material came from.
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LLM Exposure Scatterplot — An interactive look at occupational LLM exposure, wages, education, and employment data.
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HURDAT2 ETL Pipeline — A Python ETL demo using hurricane track data to exercise validation, database loading, and safe output handling.
Longer notes occasionally escape at Right Half Plane.