Mechanical Engineering | Automation | Infrastructure

Engineering practical systems from CAD to deployment.

A portfolio for mechanical design, automation projects, internship work, and the server infrastructure that keeps the site online.

Automation Book scanning, motion sequencing, fixtures, sensors, and repeatable workflows. CAD and DFM SolidWorks parts, assemblies, drawings, tolerances, materials, and manufacturing constraints. Infrastructure Linux, Docker, reverse proxying, VPN planning, access control, and service documentation. Engineering Habit Clear requirements, tradeoff notes, testing plans, and practical handoff documentation.

About Me

Builder with a systems mindset.

I focus on useful engineering work: mechanical systems that can be built, tested, maintained, and explained. My strongest work combines design thinking with hands-on implementation, from CAD models and prototypes to server-backed tools and documentation.

This page is set up so every future project can be dropped in cleanly. Each visual slot has a named placeholder PDF in /assets/documents/, making it clear what to replace when final photos, CAD renders, or diagrams are ready.

CAD Part modeling, assemblies, drawings, and design intent
Automation Mechanisms, controls planning, testing, and workflow design
Infrastructure Docker services, reverse proxies, VPN concepts, and Linux systems

Resume

Current resume and engineering focus.

The current resume is available as /assets/documents/resume.pdf.

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Featured Work

Engineering projects

Project cards include a named PDF placeholder for the image, render, diagram, or drawing that belongs in that spot.

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Mechanical Design

Mechanical Engineering Project

Summarize the problem, constraints, prototype decisions, calculations, validation results, and final outcome.

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Homelab / Network

Reverse Proxy and VPN Architecture

Document Cloudflare Tunnel, Nginx routing, authenticated admin access, Cisco ASA VPN planning, and service separation.

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Prototype / Testing

Prototype Test Fixture

Add a fixture photo, CAD render, test setup, or results graphic for a project where repeatability mattered.

Technical Range

Useful skills across design, build, and deployment.

Mechanical Design

SolidWorks, assemblies, drawings, tolerancing, material selection, prototyping, design for manufacturing, and design reviews.

Automation

Fixture planning, motion sequencing, sensors, camera workflows, repeatable tests, and documentation for future operators.

Analysis and Testing

Requirements, calculations, failure modes, test planning, measured results, and practical improvement cycles.

Infrastructure

Linux, Docker Compose, Nginx, Cloudflare Tunnel, basic auth, VPN-aware routing, backups, and service notes.

Experience

Applied engineering in professional and project environments.

Engineering Internship

Replace with company, dates, responsibilities, tools used, measurable results, and production or design impact.

Capstone and Course Projects

Highlight the strongest project outcomes: design decisions, what was built, how it was tested, and what improved between revisions.

Personal Infrastructure

Maintains this public portfolio and private internal services using Docker, reverse proxying, authentication, and network segmentation concepts.

Homelab / Server Projects

Private services, public portfolio.

This public site is separate from administrative services. Internal tools stay behind authentication, VPN-aware routing, or private network access rules.

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How I Work

From rough idea to reliable handoff.

01

Define

Clarify the requirement, constraints, success criteria, and what evidence will prove the design works.

02

Design

Model the system, compare tradeoffs, document assumptions, and keep fabrication or deployment practical.

03

Build

Prototype the highest-risk parts first, then tighten the full system around real feedback.

04

Verify

Test against the requirement, capture results, and leave the next person with clear notes.

Contact

Let’s discuss engineering work.

Best contact options for project, internship, and engineering opportunities.