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A custom azimuth-elevation rotator used to aim a directional antenna at a balloon payload.
I’m a youth developer based in the Greater Boston area. I love sending projects into near-space on high-altitude balloons, and building things that combine PCBs, embedded firmware, web development, CAD, and 3D printing.
I have my Amateur Extra radio license (W0MXX), and I love teaching and presenting technical topics.

An ultra-tiny, fully open-source high-altitude research platform for students, educators, and researchers.
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A business selling high-altitude electronics, services, and curriculum to educators and hobbyists.
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The New England Weather Balloon Society, an online and in-person club dedicated to launching, tracking, and recovering balloons.
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A months-long near-space hackathon where teens worldwide create projects for high-altitude balloon missions.
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A major high-altitude balloon flight with live video, a ham radio repeater, and student experiments.
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A custom azimuth-elevation rotator used to aim a directional antenna at a balloon payload.

A Hack Club project that gave youth ham radios if they got their license. I helped with curriculum and organization.
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An OpenCV resistor value finder built for Beantown Bash 2023, which my teammate and I won.
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An electronics payload using Faraday’s Law to test generating energy from sounding-rocket vibrations.
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A series of early high-altitude balloon flights before the New England Weather Balloon Society.
Click to open ↗a few presentations I've authored and delivered.
How to launch your very own high-altitude balloon.
A discussion of the StratoScience program and student projects.
A 3-hour walkthrough of creating a morse code Arduino keyer.
A discussion of the StratoScience program and student projects.
Key tips and tricks for RF PCB design, including layout considerations and material selection.
Surface-level general information about Tiny4FSK.
A deep dive into Tiny4FSK and how it works.
A three-hour workshop teaching students how KiCAD works while they create a blinking circuit.
A discussion of the StratoScience program and student projects.
A lightning talk and Tiny4FSK research poster.
Common practices, tips, and instruction for flying high-altitude balloons.
Methods of radiosonde retrieval and how to reprogram them.
StratoScience, student projects, and HABGab 2023.
A speaking role at Weather Education Day at Gillette Stadium.
How hobbyists can fly research projects at low cost.
An overview of the Cubes in Space 2022 project.
Cubes in Space 2022 and how Faraday’s Law works.
I also like teaching classes and workshops. here are some I've taught or helped with.
An intensive nine-month hands-on engineering design class where students fly experiments on high-altitude balloons.
Click to open ↗A six-week beginner and intermediate Arduino crash course building laser-tag bots and obstacle-avoidance robots.
Click to open ↗A season-long Arduino class at the Medway Public Library.
An open recurring workshop which I have led several times.
A condensed five-week version of StratoScience Lab for school members.
Mentoring and teaching several STEAM classes at the Medway Public Library.
Founder of the New England Weather Balloon Society; I manage its Discord, teach classes, and work local events.
A member of the leadership team, official instructor, and informal advisor at a local STEM makerspace.
Vice-president, previously president, youth ambassador, and collegiate outreach of the Sci-Tech Amateur Radio Society.
Helping tailor activities at the North East HamXposition for youth attendees.
Co-leading a club that organizes classes and workshops around coding.
President of a club running 4H activities, including STEAM at the Medway Public Library.
Academic excellence award at MHS.
A gold medal and perfect score on the National Latin Exam thrice.
Passed Technician, General, and Amateur Extra license levels at age 10.
Recognized for all four virtues: Justice, Temperance, Prudence, and Fortitude.
here are some publications in which I have been mentioned.
An article about the Tiny4FSK project.
Click to open ↗Informational posts about Tiny4FSK.
Click to open ↗A segment about the New England Weather Balloon Society and radiosonde hunting.
Click to open ↗Coverage of the New England Weather Balloon Society and high-profile balloon events.
Click to open ↗Coverage of early New England Weather Balloon Society projects.
Click to open ↗Coverage of independent weather balloon projects.
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