/about

I'm a senior software engineer based in the Houston, Texas. I build things that range from games in Rust to real-time multiplayer web applications — generally gravitating toward projects that involve complex state, interactive systems, and making fun experiences.

My recent work has been focused on rusttrader — a from-scratch Rust port of the classic Palm OS game Space Trader using the macroquad engine — and next-powergrid, a full digital implementation of the Power Grid board game with AI opponents.

I've also contributed to NASA's Open MCT — an open-source mission control framework used for spacecraft telemetry visualization. Before that, I built Spotify-integrated party jukeboxes, real-time multiplayer game lobbies, Nixie tube recreations, and an 8-bit binary adder made from logic gates in the browser. I like projects where the web platform meets hardware concepts, analog aesthetics, or game design.

I have a particular affinity for the space where analog electronics meet digital interfaces. Nixie tubes, oscilloscopes, circuit boards — the warm, physical artifacts that preceded the screens we stare at all day. That aesthetic informs how I think about design.