Self-taught systems-minded developer bridging the gap between mobile apps, embedded devices, and production infrastructure. Founder of PellTech — I build software that talks to hardware that talks to other software, and keep it all running reliably.
I’m a systems-minded software developer with an unusual blend of iOS, embedded hardware, and infrastructure experience. My path from finishing carpenter to developer taught me to solve problems precisely, but the work I’m most excited to ship connects code to the physical world.
Pwnagotchi Companion is the clearest example: a commercial SwiftUI app communicating with a Raspberry Pi through Core Bluetooth and a Python WebSocket plugin. That same stack—from device firmware to real-time mobile UI to self-hosted infrastructure—shows how I think about complete software systems.
I’m looking for a role where I can build the product, understand the systems around it, and take it from prototype to production.
A complete distributed system: a paid iOS companion app controlling a Raspberry Pi device over Core Bluetooth and real-time WebSocket. Designed and shipped the full stack — SwiftUI frontend, Python plugin backend, App Store distribution, and customer support.
The marketing and product site for PellTech — built with Next.js using a mobile-first approach. Clean, fast, and SEO-optimized to drive App Store conversions and showcase all PellTech products.
Full production website for a construction company. Custom CSS animations, AWS S3/CloudFront CDN, 30% load time reduction, and a CMS workflow built for non-technical staff.
A native iOS app for monitoring and controlling multiple Docker instances remotely. Provides real-time container health status, logs, and controls from your iPhone — no third-party services required.
A Python utility that converts Trakt export files into the correct import format — solving a real pain point for users migrating watch history, ratings, and watchlists between accounts. Earned 5 GitHub stars organically.
A custom voice assistant built on Raspberry Pi using Picovoice, Porcupine wake-word detection, and Rhino intent recognition. Inspired by KITT from Knight Rider — local, private, and fast.
From concept to $2,200+ in revenue — the real story of building, launching, and supporting Pwnagotchi Companion on the App Store.
A technical deep-dive into the architecture behind Pwnagotchi Companion — Core Bluetooth, Python backend, and real-time data sync.
Local, private, and fast — how I built a KITT-inspired voice assistant without sending a single word to the cloud.
I'm currently open to software, iOS, embedded, and systems development opportunities in Calgary and remote.