About
About
CHANGE ME — one line. What you do, in the words you'd use to another engineer.
The work
[CHANGE ME — what you actually do, technically. Not a job title: the problem. Something like “I design distributed antenna systems for buildings where the emergency services network has to work in the basement” tells a peer far more than “RF engineer” does.]
How I got into it
[CHANGE ME — two or three sentences. The route in is usually more interesting than the destination, and it’s the part that makes you a person rather than a CV.]
What I build alongside it
[CHANGE ME — the tooling and hardware. What did you automate, and what was so tedious that automating it was worth the effort? This is the section that makes other engineers want to talk to you.]
Currently interested in
[CHANGE ME — a short list. Things you’re reading about, playing with, or stuck on. Easiest section to keep current, and the one that starts conversations.]
Elsewhere
[CHANGE ME — or delete; the footer already carries your links.]