UmbrellaUnderGround

For the last two decades, my career has been anchored on the shop floor, diagnosing and solving relentless, real-world manufacturing problems. While that industrial foundation remains core to how I operate, my focus today revolves around working directly with users and potential buyers to ensure advanced technologies align with actual production realities.

Beyond that, I am an active technologist and—thanks to AI—pretending to be a software architect. Currently, I'm building a custom web-based CAD system from the ground up: integrating C++ B-Rep modeling (OCCT) into WebAssembly, and developing a custom, penalty-based BFGS constraint solver.

My ultimate goal is to bridge the gap between AI generation, complex mathematical constraint solving, and physical machine kinematics.