I am a lifelong learner, creator, explorer, and tinkerer.
This is a collection of my experiences.
I work fast, learn fast, and deliver.
Software, hardware, design - whatever the idea needs.
When you have a difficult problem, something you are not sure is even possible, Travis will dive right in and start trying things out. He'll figure out the possible approaches and eventually get it all working, despite the setbacks and the obstacles out of his control.
Travis is a builder. I'm impressed with his depth in so many subjects, from electronics to photography to woodworking to software. He's a learner -- constantly curious and always tackling new subjects.
Travis is an incredible full-stack engineer. He can take large complex projects and break them down into tractable pieces and work with a team to get the project done. He has excellent product intuition, balanced with a healthy sense of what makes engineering teams efficient. He's also a huge catalyst to build a strong culture around collaboration and strong teamwork. An incredible asset to any engineering team!
Travis is the kind of engineer who never backs down from a challenge, cares about craft, and truly wants to build the best possible product. Collaborating with Travis feels like anything is possible because of his strong will to tinker and figure things out.
I build across the stack: full-stack apps, embedded systems, hardware interfaces, and design. I've built MVPs, production apps, and personal experiments. All of the projects below have been fully managed, researched, designed, and engineered by myself. Historically, I've consulted with stealth-mode startups, so I'm unable to share that work here.
I am self taught and have over ten years of professional experience building applications.
Color palettes inspired by Mexican architecture.
Clear your mind and make room for your next big idea.
What can you say with five pixels? One canvas, many players.
Portfolio highlighting my photography.
Features advanced browser performance optimizations, including modern file formats, lazy rendering, TTL enhancements, and the blurhash algorithm.
I have a degree in Mechanical Engineering and a collection of related side projects. Many of these projects blend hardware and software.
Customize what your keyboard does and how it works! Classes on the topics of soldering, circuits and coding are included!
Pixels64 is an 8x8 grid of 64 individually addressable RGB LEDs using the WS2812B package. It's powered by an ESP32 running CircuitPython with the neopixel library for control. It features a custom-designed circuit board and a 3D-printable housing.
Overly engineered Stranger Things lights.
Camera built and coded from scratch.
Here are a few more places to learn about me - More Creations, GitHub, LinkedIn and Resume.
The projects listed above barely scratch the surface of my depth and breadth of experience. I invite you to check out some of the following exhibits -
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