I am a self-directed engineer actively building within signal processing, VLSI & ASIC design, and field-based device physics in the context of semiconductors, robotics and autonomous systems, and machine learning.

My approach to engineering is fundamentally first-principled and implementation-level, focused on building performant, scalable, and valuable proprietary systems.

Engineering Portfolio

Featured
By Category
01

Computational Electromagnetics & Field-Based Device Modelling

Developed first-principles electromagnetic and device-level models using Maxwell's equations, vector calculus, and nonlinear semiconductor theory.

Electromagnetics Thumbnail
See Work
02

Multiphysics Simulation & Numerical Methods

Numerical implementation of structural mechanics and dynamic system solvers, integrating finite element modelling with nonlinear and differential equation methods.

Simulation Thumbnail
See Work
03

System Architecture, Drivetrain Design & Embedded Integration

End-to-end mechatronic system development spanning drivetrain optimisation, robust control systems, and subsystem packaging across autonomous rover and electromechanical prototype platforms.

System Architecture Thumbnail
See Work
04

Signal Processing & Machine Learning

Active filter synthesis, frequency-domain characterisation, and hardware-validated digital signal processing, extended into machine learning and data-driven methods.

See Work
05

Embedded Systems, Control & Autonomous Dynamics

Development of distributed embedded systems and performance-oriented C++ architectures (integrating hardware control, real-time communication pipelines, and structured software design from firmware through to GUI) alongside designed-and-tuned feedback control for dynamic platforms, combining practical PID implementation with classical, stability-focused control analysis.

See Work
07

Miscellaneous

Thermal and fluid science work spanning experimental pipe flow characterisation and thermodynamic cycle analysis, with results cross-validated against theoretical models and performance assessed against idealised benchmarks.

See Work