I am an interdisciplinary product consultant and manager with over seven years of experience working with diverse clients, in addition to a decade developing and managing applications and IT tools, a series of successful small businesses, and a lifetime learning how to do everything.
With experience in cross-functional technical and business roles, I am able to work efficiently and in-step with all team members, and devise creative solutions that cross disciplines and integrate smoothly.
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Shaun is an absolute pleasure to work with! Extremely competent and knowledgeable electronics engineer and designer. Shaun was able to take a conversation and napkin sketch into fully functional prototypes on such a quick timeline.
He has the expertise to conduct thorough market / competitive evaluation on existing products, successfully implementing significant product improvements leading to competitive advantages for our product.
One of the most impressive feats is Shaun's ability to take high level engineering terms and explanations down to a level where I (a non-engineer) could easily understand and process.
I run a nonprofit which teaches underserved kids STEAM skills in public library branches. We've never been able to offer kids any Arduino-like microcontroller projects, because of the $20+ cost of even an Arduino Nano. This had been a pain point for us for many years. This all changed after a casual conversation with Shaun, who went off and created a full kit with microcontroller, breadboard, LED display, its own codebase, and the ability to play Simon, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and Operation (so far), all for under $6. To say we are blown away (and very grateful) would be putting it mildly. Not to mention - Shaun is incredibly kind and fun to work with in addition to being a genius.
Long story short - Shaun is an incredible asset, and I highly recommend him to anyone with a technical problem they thought was unsolvable!