HI. I'M KENNETH.

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I'm a multidisciplinary engineer with a recent focus on software development, but my experience spans a range of projects that live on and off the screen. Over the last 10 years, I've worked on a bunch of diverse projects from jellyfish-inspired robots, Internet-of-Things devices, large-scale experiential campaigns, integrated development environments (IDE), and even a 500-pound, moving model of the solar system, synchronized with NASA’s planetary data.

The aim of this website is to showcase projects that I’ve worked on both in my professional career and also on the side. Outside of work, you might find me renovating our 1970s-built home in Austin, tossing pizza dough, or playing guitar at a local bluegrass jam.

I hope that this portfolio gives you a better understanding of my work and what motivates me!

Thanks :)


What i do

SOFTWARE

I design applications using web technologies and creative software interfaces to hardware. I'm proficient at Typescript and Javascript and also comfortable with programming for internet-connected embedded systems like Raspberry Pi, Teensy, and Particle.io. I'm currently a Software Developer at Ericsson in Austin, TX where I design and build features for a custom IDE based off of VSCode.

Mechanical

From CAD to prototyping, fabrication, and assembly. I’ve designed mechanical hardware from internet-connected desktop devices to huge, complex motion-controlled systems. I understand how to design for all sorts of manufacturing processes and can speak the language to ensure that parts get fabricated efficiently and properly.

ELECTRICAL

I’m proficient working with microcontroller boards like Arduino, Teensy, Particle, and Raspberry Pi, and have experience interfacing with all sorts of electrical hardware, from huge actuators to tiny sensors. I also have experience doing PCB design for custom products and applications

EXPERIENTIAL + FABRICATION

I’ve done a lot of work with big experiential builds on both the design and fabrication fronts. I’m very comfortable working in a shop with CNC machines and using all sorts of power tools.

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I know this might sound like a lot! But I’ve been fortunate enough to work on incredibly diverse projects that have required all of these disciplines. I consider myself a lifelong learner, and am constantly updating and refining my skillset through my work and side projects.