RF, Wireless Sensing & IoT
Sub-GHz sensor networks, device-free sensing and large-scale real-world deployments, with patented calibration for reliability across changing environments.
// independent deep-tech engineering
I work across the full signal chain: the sensors and electronics that read the physical world, the processing and models that make sense of it, and the control, automation and software that act on it. Research-grade depth, delivered as systems you can actually run, and validated to regulated standards when it counts.
// the through-line
Most projects break at the seams between hardware, software, data and compliance. I work the whole chain, so those seams disappear.
Sensors, RF, instrumentation. Capture the physical world as clean, trustworthy measurement.
Signal processing, estimation, machine learning. Turn raw measurement into meaning.
Automation, control and software. Build systems that respond and keep running.
Validation, data integrity, QA. Prove it works, and keep it inspection-ready.
// capabilities
Six domains I go properly deep in, and the rare ability to connect them in a single working system.
Sub-GHz sensor networks, device-free sensing and large-scale real-world deployments, with patented calibration for reliability across changing environments.
Firmware and electronics in C, from bare-metal prototype to production-grade embedded system, including the hardware-software boundary where most projects quietly stall.
Estimation models, measurement pipelines and applied machine learning that pull real signal out of noisy, messy data.
S7 communication with Siemens PLCs, industrial IoT, and moving trustworthy data off the plant floor into monitoring and validated systems, including inside Grade A to D regulated environments.
LLM-agent workflows for validation documentation, change-control preparation and audit-trail generation, built to run inside GxP data and access constraints, not around them.
Computerised system validation (GAMP 5), GMP, Annex 1 and data integrity (ALCOA+) for life-sciences manufacturing, when the work has to pass inspection.
// track record
A PhD research background and a granted patent at one end; production systems that have served over a million users and validated plant-floor systems at the other. The rare engineer who is genuinely at home at both ends.
// engagement
Fewer handoffs and fewer seams. The person specifying the sensor is the person validating the system.
Full rigour where the risk actually is, and none of the ceremony where it isn't.
Novel methods where the problem demands them; boring, reliable engineering everywhere else.
The right architecture for your problem, not whatever a hardware catalogue is selling this year.
// where it helps
Wherever measurement, control and compliance have to be right the first time.
// let's talk
The ones that fall between hardware, software, data and compliance are exactly the ones I take on. Let's scope it while there's still room to do it properly.