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I’m the founder of Torch Automation, an industrial automation consultancy focused on building modern, reliable applications using Inductive Automation’s Ignition platform. I specialize in designing, modernizing, and supporting SCADA, HMI, and MES solutions for manufacturers and system integrators. My work includes greenfield Ignition builds, legacy system migrations, and improving data visibility, alarming, and operator workflows with an emphasis on long-term maintainability. I’m a Gold Certified Ignition Developer with hands on experience delivering production systems in real manufacturing environments. I value clear communication, practical solutions, and building systems that are easy to support long after deployment. If you’re looking for an Ignition expert who understands both the technology and the plant floor, I’d be happy to help.

I am a full stack Mechatronics, Embedded Systems, and Hardware Integration Engineer with extensive experience designing and building complex electronic, and IoT systems. I help clients at every stage of development from system architecture and prototyping to full scale production delivering reliable, high quality solutions on time and within budget. My experience includes working with a wide range of microcontrollers and embedded platforms, including ESP32, nRF52, STM32, Teensy, Arduino, BeaglePlay, dSPACE, and NVIDIA Jetson. I specialize in control algorithm development, testing and validation, and hardware-software integration, with strong experience building engineering user interfaces using LabVIEW and dSPACE ControlDesk. In addition to embedded firmware and hardware, I design and develop desktop and mobile applications used for device control, configuration, testing, and data visualization. I build cross-platform mobile apps using Flutter, native iOS apps using Swift, and desktop applications using Python, C#, LabVIEW, and MATLAB ensuring seamless integration between hardware, firmware, and software. Skills Summary - Programming Languages C, C++, C#, Python, Assembly, Swift, Dart (Flutter) - Embedded & Firmware Development ESP32, nRF52, STM32, Teensy, Arduino, XMEGA ADC, DAC, I2C, SPI, UART, CAN, DMA, RTOS, PWM, Encoders, IRQ, RTC - PCB Design Altium Designer, KiCad, Proteus - Software & Engineering Tools MATLAB/Simulink, LabVIEW, OpenModelica, STM32CubeIDE, Keil, Linux, Julia, Processing - Mobile & Desktop Applications Flutter (Android & iOS), Swift (iOS), Python, C#, LabVIEW - Modeling & Control Optimization, System Identification, Dynamic Simulation, Data Analysis & Visualization - Embedded Boards & DAQ Systems BeaglePlay, Raspberry Pi, NI DAQs, dSPACE/ControlDesk - IoT Systems IoT cloud platforms, databases, IoMT devices, web dashboards - Communication Protocols RS232, RS485, Modbus, CAN, SSI, Ethernet - Electronics & Sensors IMUs, medical sensors, environmental sensors, motor drivers, power management ICs, GPS, GSM, Bluetooth, RF modules, USB Host ICs - Industrial Automation PLCs, motor drives (VFDs, servo drives), encoders, load cells, flowmeters, conveyors, industrial power systems - CAD & Prototyping Fusion 360, SMD soldering, oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, laser cutting, 3D printing I have a proven track record of applying these technologies to improve system performance, increase efficiency, and reduce overall cost. If you’re looking for an engineering partner who can handle PCB design, firmware development, and the desktop or mobile app that controls your device, I’m here to help. Let’s connect and discuss how I can support your project. Thanks so much for taking the time to read my introduction.

Electrical Engineer - Microcontrollers - PCB Design Now offering Tago.io integrations and Chirpstack integrations! It's confusing! Tags, entities, devices, authorizations, parsers, EUIs, etc. I'm not a true "expert" yet, but I can get things connected and working and I'm learning more every day. Also offering PCB design / rework / troubleshooting. Got 100 boards printed with with an error? Want to see if they can be saved from the trash bin? Also because it's so common - offering power supply design / troubleshooting. Regulator chip running too hot? Tripping thermal cutoff and causing power to flicker? Debating adding a large heatsink? And of course any general or specific questions about electronics, I take a "no stupid questions" approach as best I can. Thanks!

Hi, I’m am an American U.S. based medical device engineer with 15+ years of experience designing, testing, and validating PCB-level electronics for medical, industrial, military, and R&D applications. I specialize in EagleCAD/Fusion360 (primary) and Altium-compatible designs, and have hands-on experience with micro-soldering and bench-level troubleshooting and repair (facilities can be arranged for the right project). If you need help turning a schematic into a manufacturable board, debugging an existing design, or setting up automated testing for your hardware, I can support you from system concept through prototype, verification, and market release. Transparent communication and regulatory-grade documentation come standard—you’ll always know what’s been done, what’s next, and why it matters. Let’s get your design validated and ready to build.

Most embedded/PCB freelancers specialize in one lane. I've spent 35+ years moving across all of them — IC layout, custom PCB design, embedded firmware, and full-stack software — which means I can take a project from a rough idea through working hardware and the dashboard that controls it, without handing it between specialists. A sample of what that's looked like in practice: a custom industrial communication protocol supporting 1000+ addressable nodes, a cloud-synced clock rendered identically on hardware and web, a mesh-network vibration datalogger for landscaping equipment, sensory prosthetic devices (two U.S. patents came out of that work), and more one-off PCB/firmware jobs than I can list — metal detectors, load cell combiners, stepper drivers, servo hubs, and precision lab instrumentation with full touchscreen control. Core stack: Eagle CAD for schematics/PCB, PIC Assembly and Arduino for firmware, Python/Flask/JavaScript/MySQL for the software side, and the usual embedded comms protocols (I2C, SPI, CAN, RS-485, MQTT). If your project spans hardware and software and you don't want to manage three contractors to get there, let's talk.

Solutions oriented Engineer highly regarded with more than 7 years of progressive experience developing, implementing and supporting product development and research. Experienced Electrical, Biomedical Engineer, Product Developer and Systems Integrator, specializing in prototype development, quality control, product manufacturing and analysis.