Software and systems engineer Atlanta, GA
I’m a software and systems engineer who ships open-source projects end to end: Rust services, Linux virtualization, computer vision, self-hosted infrastructure, and tooling for AI coding agents.
Most of these projects started as a problem in my own homelab and grew into software with documentation, releases and a changelog. The write-ups here explain how each one works, which problems were harder than they looked, and what I decided.
Open to software and systems engineering roles. Get in touch.
A self-hosted broker that leases models to every opencode session across cost tiers and providers, steering spend by subscription budget and failing over when a provider breaks.
Read the write-up on opencode-brokerSource code for opencode-broker on GitHub
Turns one multi-GPU machine into several gaming stations: Windows or SteamOS VMs with a real GPU passed through, on a self-healing Fedora bootc host run from a web console.
Read the write-up on TendrilPrivate repository
Picks the most varied, highest-quality photos of each person from an Immich library with ArcFace embeddings and clustering, and delivers them as training data for Frigate face recognition.
Extends TrueNAS SCALE’s TrueCloud Backup to Backblaze B2 and any S3-compatible provider through a fail-safe overlay patch that survives reboots and OS updates.
Read the write-up on truenas-truecloud-patchSource code for truenas-truecloud-patch on GitHub
winnow picks a few maximally different face crops from Immich for Frigate's face recognition, using ArcFace embeddings, K-Medoids and farthest-point sampling.
An overlayfs patch that adds Backblaze B2 and S3 to TrueNAS's built-in restic backups, survives reboots and updates, and stands down when TrueNAS changes.
A Rust appliance OS that gives each GPU in one box its own Windows or SteamOS VM, installs the guests unattended, and rolls back bad updates.
opencode-guard adds permission modes, a static shell safety floor, credential guards and redaction to opencode, and asks a model only when no person can be.
opencode-broker leases a model to every opencode session, turn by turn, against shared subscription windows, local GPU slots and privacy lanes.