Hi, I'm a software engineer who fell in love with AI, teaching, product design, and 3D printing — and now I bring all of those worlds together in my courses.
What pulls me to Fusion 360 isn't just the software itself. It's that moment when an idea in your head becomes something you can hold in your hand. That feeling is powerful — and it is the same reason I’m passionate about AI and teaching. I love taking something that feels complex, breaking it down step by step, and helping students realize, “Wait, I can actually build this.”
Most tutorials teach tools, but not how to think. That’s what I try to change.
In my courses, I don’t just walk through every menu in Fusion 360. I teach by building real projects — snap-fit boxes, working hinges, phone stands, wall-mounted racks, funnels, and gift boxes. Projects where you understand why every decision matters: why the wall is this thick, why the clearance is set this way, why the part will or won’t 3D print cleanly.
My background in software engineering and AI gives me a different lens on design. I’m wired to think about systems, edge cases, automation, iteration, and what happens when things don’t go as planned. Whether I’m teaching AI agents, automation, or product design, my goal is the same: make complex ideas practical, hands-on, and useful in the real world.
Teaching is something I genuinely enjoy because I know how confusing new tools can feel in the beginning. AI, CAD, 3D printing, and software can all look intimidating from the outside — but once someone explains them clearly and connects them to real projects, everything starts to click.
Whether you're a complete beginner, a hobbyist, a student, a developer, or someone who just bought their first 3D printer — my goal is to help you go from “I have no idea where to start” to “I designed that, built that, and it actually works.”
