02 // PROJECTS

Work in motion.
Systems in the wild.

Established work, active projects, and technical experiments built around useful ideas, real people, and problems worth solving.

01

Established work

ACTIVE

KESCO

My professional foundation is in restaurant-equipment sales: understanding customers, coordinating practical solutions, and improving how the work gets done.

I also contribute computer skills and digital-modernization thinking where it is useful. KESCO remains the place where sales, product knowledge, relationships, and follow-through meet every day.

#sales#restaurants#equipment#operations
02

Contract work / active learning

IN LAB

GOAT Racer

Hands-on robotics assembly and technical-sales support for a Pensacola autonomous mobile-robotics platform.

I bring RC-vehicle, electronics, controls, sales, and relationship experience while building a deeper understanding of the platform’s software, sensors, compute stack, and full assembly process.

#robotics#RC systems#technical sales#learning
03

Independent application

ONLINE

Arms Room

A private, on-device firearm inventory application I built for firearms enthusiasts.

Arms Room organizes firearms, ammunition counts, accessories, notes, photos, and documents without requiring an account or sending the inventory to cloud storage. The passcode and data remain on the user’s device.

#web app#privacy#inventory#firearms
04

Independent project

ONLINE

My Restaurant Ops

A practical restaurant-operations project exploring clearer audits, better field information, and useful tools for operators.

It brings together restaurant experience, research, product thinking, and the question I keep asking about technology: can this make the real work easier?

#restaurant ops#product#field tools#research
05

Project in development

PLANNING

PensacolaWeather.Us

A Pensacola-only weather command center built around useful official radar, satellite, tropical, marine, tide, and local data.

The goal is not another fake dashboard. It is a source-first utility for the place I live, with visible attribution and information weather-curious people can actually use.

#Pensacola#weather#data#web development
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PROJECT FILTER

What makes something worth working on?

  1. 01
    It solves something real.

    Useful beats decorative—even when the interface looks good.

  2. 02
    There is something to learn.

    New tools are interesting when they expand what I can actually do.

  3. 03
    It moves beyond the idea.

    The best projects become something you can test, use, improve, and put into the world.