I build software for the test lab.
Remote instrument control, automated measurements, connected hardware, and private AI that answers questions from your standards. It all runs on your own servers.
What I do
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Remote instrument control
Oscilloscopes, sourcemeters and surge generators controlled from a browser over GPIB, USB and LAN. Several engineers can use the same bench from anywhere.
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Automated test & measurement
Repeatable test sequences for EMC, immunity and component testing, such as surge protection and MOV characterization. Includes limit checks, pass/fail results, live charts and searchable test archives.
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Connected lab hardware
ESP32-based devices that add remote control and logging to legacy equipment and environmental sensors. Commands are signed, OTA updates are signed, and devices stay connected without babysitting.
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Private AI for technical documents
Ask questions about your standards and technical documentation and get answers that cite the exact clause and page they came from. Models run locally, so licensed documents never leave your network.
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Self-hosted by default
Everything runs on your own servers with Docker, so there's no vendor lock-in and your test data and documents stay in the building.
How I work
Ship small, ship often
Working software in days, not decks in weeks. Every iteration is something you can actually use.
You own everything
Full source code, your infrastructure, documented handover. Nothing you can't take with you.
Boring where it counts
Proven tools and simple architecture. Novelty only where it pays for itself.
Have something in mind?
Tell me which instrument, test or process you want to automate. I'll tell you honestly what's worth building.
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