Building the hardware brains of spacecraft. I design FPGA logic for satellites and launch vehicles — from geostationary broadband to orbital rockets — and I'm endlessly fascinated by the machines we send to space.
I'm a hardware engineer specializing in FPGA design for space systems, currently at Astranis Space Technologies building satellites for high orbits. My work lives at the intersection of digital logic, embedded systems, and the extreme demands of the space environment.
Before Astranis, I spent a year at Blue Origin as an FPGA Engineer on the Lunar Permanence program, and before that at Intellian Technologies designing logic for satellite communications systems. My career started at Cobham Advanced Electronic Solutions (now Honeywell) in defense electronics.
I earned my B.S. in Electrical & Computer Engineering from Temple University and am now pursuing my M.S. in Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins Whiting School of Engineering (GPA: 4.0). When I'm not synthesizing RTL or debugging timing violations, I'm thinking about how reconfigurable hardware will define the next era of space infrastructure.
Interested in FPGA design for space, working together, or just want to talk hardware? I'd love to hear from you.