At Aluma Power, I build the embedded platform behind power generation units, including a lightweight POSIX-like RTOS core, modular firmware for 12+ control modules, and low-level drivers for Ethernet, sensors, power management, and multiplexers.
I improve long-running network and telemetry reliability by resolving freezes, RAM overflows, and boot issues. I also build Jenkins-based CI/CD and manufacturing test infrastructure, manage telemetry data pipelines, and integrate Node-RED with PLC/HMI controls for real-time monitoring.
Previously at Microart Services, I led embedded IoT product development on nRF91x1, STM32WB, and EFR32 devices for health and industrial monitoring. I developed low-power FreeRTOS firmware, integrated LTE-M, NB-IoT, BLE, MQTT, and AWS IoT Core, and supported products from hardware architecture and PCB design through production and regulatory readiness.
My background also includes production test development, electronics testing, board bring-up, PCB design, and debugging across embedded Linux and microcontroller platforms. I focus on practical, production-ready systems with clear documentation, repeatable testing, and maintainable firmware.
