An engineering career built across layers.

The Engineer Behind the Practice

I like building things—especially where different engineering disciplines have to come together to make the whole system work.

That probably explains why my career has taken me across the full digital design cycle, from digital hardware and system architecture through firmware and software. I’ve always been drawn to the problems that require understanding more than one layer of the system.

Over time, that work expanded into graphics, GPU systems, imaging, computer vision, simulation, and visualization. Although the technologies changed, the underlying kind of problem remained familiar: understand how the pieces interact, get specific about what the system is actually doing, and work through the boundaries between disciplines when necessary.

For much of the last decade, I have also applied that engineering background as a technical expert in intellectual-property litigation. That work has included patent, trade-secret, and copyright matters involving complex software and digital systems, including matters involving Fortune 100 companies.

Radiant Perspectives brings those parts of my work together: hands-on engineering and technical analysis grounded in the same underlying engineering perspective.