Engineer with an unusual span: power systems and PCB layout on one side, PyTorch and production .NET backends on the other. I build AI products end-to-end — from the sensor to the model to the interface people use.
AI-led, engineering-grounded. Three ways we can work together.
Chatbots that actually help, computer vision that actually sees, LLM tools that fit your workflow — built by someone who understands the models, not just the APIs.
Production-grade backends (.NET, Python) and modern React frontends, deployed and monitored on Azure. Two years of shipping for real products.
The rare full span: sensor selection, circuit design, firmware, and the cloud dashboard — one engineer, no handoff gaps.
Two builds that show the full span — from circuit to model to interface.
P2P file transfer, one-time secrets, and ephemeral chat — shipped and live
Capstone project: computer vision judging fruit, a robotic arm acting on it
More builds
A web app that uses behavioral and conversational data to recommend compatible therapist matches, exploring how ML can support better mental-health care connections.
An NLP tool that reads a job description and restructures a candidate's experience to match it, using LLMs to do the rewriting.
Ingests live market data, identifies patterns through ML analysis, and surfaces trade signals in real time.
Computer vision systems for identity verification and emotional-state analysis, built with CNNs and OpenCV.
Where the engineering and the code came from.
Applantus (Remote) 2023 - 2025
Modern Power Systems Ltd, Kenya Industrial Attachment
Moi University, Eldoret 2020 - 2025
Second Class Upper Division
Capstone: Automated Fruit Quality Inspection and Sorting System — an ESP32-CAM for real-time streaming, a six-DOF robotic arm, and a NEMA 23 stepper-driven turntable, with a React interface sending frames to the Google Gemini API for quality analysis and a custom-designed power supply for every subsystem. Full write-up on the fruit-sorting system.
Leadership
The full bench — the models, the stack, and the hardware. Breadth is the point: one engineer who can carry an idea from schematic to shipped.
Notes from people I've worked with — and space for yours.
Tell me what you're building — I read every message myself.