My work has sat at the boundary between physics experiments, engineering hardware, controls, fabrication and facility systems. I am strongest when a complicated physical system needs to be built, integrated, brought online and understood.
I tend to learn systems from the physical equipment outward: what it has to do, how the hardware is arranged, what the interfaces are, what the instrumentation says, and how the system actually behaves during startup and operation.
I work well with formal engineering specialists while contributing a field-oriented perspective on constructability, integration, diagnostics, commissioning and maintainability.



Los Alamos National Laboratory — Research Technologist / experimental systems work across CCM, UCN and nEDM projects.
St. John's College, Santa Fe — B.A., History of Mathematics & Science.
University of New Mexico - Graduate coursework in Electrical & Computer Engineering