Hi, I'm Bryan.
As someone who solves problems across multiple fields,
I am a technical professional that wears many hats. 🤠
I am a software developer
I write code as a profession.
I've worked as a full-stack developer for over 2 years, building scalable web applications. I learned the ropes creating data products with OPEN Technologies (opens in a new tab) and interactive forms with Proof (opens in a new tab).
I've worked as an independent application developer in research laboratories, building essential software for researchers to interface with experimental apparatus and data.
I've acted as a game developer in my spare time, building hobby projects such as GRID, a mini-arcade which I developed from scratch, and A-Maze-ing Race (opens in a new tab), a web port of a hardware project.
I am an engineering physicist
I understand systems and how they work.
I'm not afraid of hard problems; I've studied as a physicist in quantum mechanics, mechatronics, and statistical mathematics.
I thrive on experimentation: I've iterated laser conversion setups, prototyped robotic sailboats, and tinkered with games.
I'm grounded in simulation: I've modelled electric grid power flow, bird flocking behaviour, and planetary formations.
I am a steward for good tech
I care deeply about my impact.
I love to grow: I've shifted my career towards climate tech, educating myself thoroughly on the field and completed certificates to prove it.
I'm keen to contribute: I've added to new tech stacks right away, delivered workshops on climate policies, and led on team projects.
I value learning: I provide and take on mentorship continually, I've taught for a decade to transfer my skills to others, and I'm still learning.
Want to learn more? Dive deeper (opens in a new tab) into my resumé 🤿
Need my help?
I take on web apps, hardware-to-UI integrations, and technical consultations — every engagement at a fixed scope and price.