A working harbor for software, automation, hardware, and active experiments from Judson Systems Engineering.
Each card opens a build log with stack notes, current status, and the next technical step.
A direct-booking path and owned brand home for three Santa Barbara vacation rentals.
Tracks every episode, rescue outcome, and which bars are somehow still open today.
A personalized daily newspaper for a 7.5-inch ePaper display in my grandfather's living room.
An e-ink dashboard showing live tides, weather, and the day ahead at a glance.
Private local desktop tools for client work. Jira comparison, metrics dashboards, and task management share a Dropbox JSON data layer.
Custom firmware for a 1.28" round ESP32-S3 display with rotary encoder. One dial controls Sonos, WiZ lights, weather, and a vinyl library through a unified local bridge.
A local-first system for modeling, validating, teaching, and organizing American football plays.
Personal telemetry for habits, health, and the small systems that run a daily life.
Self-hosted class booking and membership platform replacing Acuity Scheduling. Uses the existing Squarespace iframe slots with a new src.
A future home for tracking books, reading status, notes, and queues.
Web apps, engines, and pipelines built to run for years.
Desktop tools and agents built from human specs, domain constraints, and real workflows.
Physical displays, controllers, and things that beep.
Trackers, dashboards, and telemetry for messy real life.
Toy worlds, models, and small systems for testing strange ideas.
Small scripts, strange ideas, and the first taste of making a machine do the boring part.
Industrial systems engineering, focused on human and machine interaction. Entrepreneurship stayed in the margins, where useful trouble tends to start.
Aerospace manufacturing taught CAD, product design, dashboards, internal tools, and the difference between a neat model and a tool people keep using.
Helped fully automate COVID-era workflows, then followed the work deeper into software: apps, dashboards, architecture, and faster feedback loops.
Now building full time on software for advanced medical laboratories across the country. This harbor stays focused on personal projects, with Work Suite as the private-work exception.
The bench adds a 3D printer and hardware experiments. The personal workshop keeps the analog habits nearby: library shelves, records, film camera, sketchbook.
Email is best for collaborations, hardware questions, system design, or project notes.
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