I am a CNC Programmer and Manufacturing Engineer based in Newnan, Georgia, with a career built around precision manufacturing, CAD/CAM systems, CNC programming, and mechanical design.

My interest in engineering started early. Growing up in Detroit, I was always building something. I worked on Heathkit radios, Erector set cars, and balsa wood model airplanes. I enjoyed figuring out how things worked and how ideas could be turned into something real. That curiosity eventually led me into a career in manufacturing and engineering.

Over the years, I have gained experience with a wide range of CAD and CAM systems. My strongest area is Siemens NX, formerly known as Unigraphics, and I have also worked with AutoCAD, Autodesk, SolidWorks, Mastercam, and CATIA V5. I previously owned Accelerated Precision Tooling Company in California, which gave me experience not only in engineering but also in running a business and solving problems from a broader perspective. Since January 2025, I have worked as a CNC Programmer with Clayton International Inc.

I enjoy challenging work and opportunities to keep learning. I also like helping coworkers when they need training or support. I try to be patient, easygoing, and open to constructive feedback.

That same hands-on curiosity carries into many of my personal interests. I enjoy watchmaking, 3D printing, cycling, and experimenting with new ideas and inventions. I previously held a patent and still enjoy taking concepts from the design stage into something physical.

Travel has also been an important part of my life. I have visited countries across Asia, Europe, Russia, and Africa, and I value the perspective that comes from seeing different places and cultures. For me, engineering has always been about curiosity, precision, adaptability, and creating something that works.