I build practical systems at the intersection of embedded hardware and software. Most of my work starts with a real-world problem and asks: what does the sensing architecture look like, how does data move through the system, and where does decision-making or automation actually add value?
On the embedded side, I work with ESP32 and Arduino — sensor integration, communication protocols, real-time data acquisition. On the software side, I design REST APIs, full-stack web applications, and mobile apps. The most interesting engineering happens at the boundary where these layers have to exchange data and work together under real constraints.
I apply AI as an engineering tool rather than an end in itself — computer vision inside a posture monitoring pipeline, anomaly detection on sensor streams, or intelligent scheduling in a task management system. The goal is always a system that solves a specific problem, not a demonstration of technique.