I turn field requirements into operating scenarios, and scenarios into system structure.

From autonomous cart fleets to air force road heating — I design realtime control systems, build them hands-on, and deliver them.

  • All 4 delivered systems still in operation
  • Air force road heating: power cost −70%
  • Autonomous · Defense · Industrial · Agriculture
DATA PATH
FIELD
  • AUTONOMOUS CART
  • CARGO CRANE
  • ROAD HEATING
  • SPRAY ROBOT
  • GRAIN DRYER
TRANSPORT
  • MQTT / EMQX
  • MODBUS / PLC
  • TCP BINARY
  • LTE / LoRa
  • RTSP
BACKEND
  • FASTAPI
  • POSTGRESQL
  • TIMESCALEDB
  • REDIS
  • INFLUXDB / GRAPHITE
OPERATOR
  • WEB CONSOLE
  • MAP EDITOR
  • CART HMI
  • FIELD APP
  • ALERT / EVENT

From device integration to operator screens — the whole path, designed and built directly.

01

Career

Resume PDF ↓

02

About

Four years as a developer building realtime control systems. Autonomous golf cart fleets, cargo crane safety, air force road heating, spray robots, and industrial dryers — the sites changed every time, but the work stayed the same: turning what field devices report into something an operator can act on, owning everything from device integration through backend and screens to deployment.

What a client asks for and what the system must do are not the same thing. So requirements get translated into an operating scenario first — how the day flows, who sees what and when, who intervenes when something breaks — and only then does the system structure get drawn. Reverse the order and you rebuild.

I do not stop at design. Core paths I build myself; the rest is decomposed, delegated, and verified against defined completion criteria. What I guard against most is failure being recorded as success.

Mostly working with
Python · FastAPI · MQTT · Modbus/PLC · PostgreSQL/TimescaleDB · Flutter
03

Contact

If you are building systems that run in the field

Teams building realtime control systems are especially welcome. For hiring inquiries, email works best — I will reply with my resume and full work history, usually within a day.

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