Clinical data specialist by day, creative coder by night. I like engineering, clinical research, and learning.
Clinical data systems, quirky canvas games, and weekend experiments
Bespoke canvas physics, weird retro simulations, and logic puzzles built without bloated game engines.
A robust, fully-typed Python SDK client for programmatic extraction and integration of clinical trial metadata and patient records from the iMednet EDC platform. Built for biostatisticians and **clinical d...
An enterprise-grade TypeScript and Angular randomization platform designed for clinical trial biostatisticians. Synthesizes double-blind schemas, dynamic block allocations, and secure random seeds complying...
A beautiful, premium design layout compiler built in TypeScript that transforms standard QR codes into dynamic, styled vector art canvases. Employs custom SVG paths, matrix pixel manipulations, and low-latency r...
A mix of clinical trial tech, canvas experiments, and outdoor emergency response
Clinical Data • Interactive Graphics • Ski Patrol
I spend my days turning 150-page FDA clinical trial protocols into clean, type-safe data pipelines. By night, I build zero-dependency canvas games, retro simulations, and civic open-source tools (like a laser loon design that accidentally raised $13.5k for libraries). When I'm not writing TypeScript or Python, I'm out on the mountain doing alpine ski patrol.
Primary languages and technologies aggregated across active repositories.
Translating dense 150-page clinical trial protocols into validated eCRFs, automated edit checks, and rock-solid typed schemas.
Crafting 60FPS browser simulations, raycasters, and retro roguelikes from scratch with zero framework bloat.
Creating open-source CC0 tools and viral designs that raised $13.5k+ for community public libraries (NYT & WaPo covered).
Certified Alpine Ski Patroller (OEC/OET) applying rapid triage and situational clarity to build fault-tolerant, resilient software.
From clinical operations at Mayo Clinic to high-compliance data architecture
Always up for talking tech, clinical data, or wild project ideas.