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Building an AI-assisted interior design application from the renderer upward.
I work across code, product, 3D and business systems — usually wherever the interesting problem is.
Not one lane.
Not one stack.
Build the thing that makes sense.
Building an AI-assisted interior design application from the renderer upward.
Turning a traditional supplier workflow into a digital ordering system.
What if health tracking required less tracking?
A hobby project that kept turning into infrastructure.
An ongoing smart-desk project exploring a tighter relationship between physical controls, embedded hardware and a software interface.
↗ 06My maker and e-commerce work across product design, 3D-printed items, storefront content, automation and the operational systems behind a small product business.
↗I don't really stay in one lane.
Some projects start with code. Some start with a business problem, a physical product, a design question, or a ridiculous “what if?” that is interesting enough to test.
I like understanding enough of the whole system to make useful decisions — interface, implementation, deployment, data and the awkward operational parts included.
This portfolio is intentionally built the same way: no generic template, no wall of identical cards, and no pretending unfinished work is already shipped.
RAG for semiconductor knowledge, better learning tools, and whatever project becomes impossible to ignore next.