I am an aspiring mechatronics engineer focused on building scalable solo engineering projects from scratch. As the creator of L-UME, a custom wearable biofeedback system, I specialize in deconstructing complex mechatronic problems into highly optimized prototypes.

My teaching style cuts through academic fluff to focus directly on core design logic, electrical protection pipelines, and physical 3D execution frameworks. I show students how to systematically plan hardware systems and how to treat modern AI development tools as cognitive companions while completely preserving their unique engineering voice and identity.