Hardware engineer turned technical writer, with a sensor company running in the background the whole way. Time runs left to right; height is roughly how big the remit was. Each dot is something I wrote during that chapter — click one to read it, or click a bar for everything from that era.
I’m starting this blog.
Placeholder — to be written. Notes on Beacon: building an eddy current probe that scans a printer bed instead of touching it, what changes when your sensor has to stay accurate across a wide tempe...
Placeholder — to be written. Notes on the first year at Gradle: taking over documentation with a decade of history behind it, working out what to keep and what to rewrite, and doing it in public f...
Placeholder — to be written. Notes on Unit21: arriving as the only technical writer with no documentation to inherit, standing up API and product docs, and what it takes to keep docs moving at the...
Placeholder — to be written. Notes on founding MbientLab: designing Bluetooth sensors and the API suite around them, growing to a team of ten, and everything manufacturing and distribution teaches...
Placeholder — to be written. Notes on the Intel years: RTL and logic design for DDR PHY on Atom-based SoCs, post-silicon validation on FPGAs, and what mixed-signal hardware teaches you about debug...