I’m Michael. I connect science, software and hardware to turn difficult problems into useful products.
Explore my workFrom digital products to physical systems.
Building a seller tool that brings product data and analytics together, helping Amazon sellers make sense of their next move.
My focus is the foundation: a coherent data model, reliable orchestration and an interface that makes complex seller information easier to act on. The work brings together software engineering, product analytics and attention to trust and privacy.
Connecting experimental hardware, measurement data and software to support the development of next-generation sensors.
My research interests span gas analysis, laser spectroscopy and the software around an experiment: device control, structured data collection and tools that help engineers understand their measurements.
Exploring how mechanical design, electronics and intelligent control can come together in more capable fabrication systems.
Starting with hands-on tools and building towards modular fabrication and assembly. My interests include recommissioning a Shapeoko 2, using 3D printing to prototype parts, and developing mechanical and electronic designs together.
I’m a scientist and AI specialist with a practical interest in how things work—and how to make them work better.
My work spans scientific instrumentation, full-stack software and applied AI. Alongside my research work, I build independent products and explore the physical side of making: electronics, mechanical design and fabrication.
The common thread is taking an idea far enough that it becomes something useful.
Curious about the problem. Practical about the solution.
Look beyond the immediate symptom. Connect the physics, the data and the people using the result.
Get an idea into code or onto the workbench. Use something tangible to test the assumptions.
Keep the real problem in view. Shape the engineering around a product that earns its place.