See linked in for work history.

I’ve been fixing stuff since I was about eight years old. Maybe before that. I loved puzzles as a small child and had a massive dinosaur collection many of which were glow-in-the-dark self assembly models of Dino skeletons. As a small child, I loved science and struggled for years with math until middle school when I found a teacher who taught math spatially- relative to geometry, after that, it was crazy easy. I went to college for nursing first and that was not a positive experience, I later returned for skilled trades (robotics) and achieved my associate's degree pretty quickly. I immediately went into the job market and was under paid and not treated well for years. I kept working at it, never accepting rejection and now I work for General Motors as a controls engineer.

Award-winning mechatronics engineer and techie, built advanced robotics and AI vision systems for Toyota North America. Prior to that worked in cyber security for oil and gas OT in Australia.

Currently providing Mechatronic systems consulting via his own boutique consulting firm. Part time lecturer on robotics and programming at colleges.