Rule #14 - Just do what's right.

I didn't choose engineering. Engineering chose me.
I started designing and building like most engineers. Building with Legos. the evolved into using my fathers tools and promptly losing them.
at 8 years old I was manufacturing fluid stops for point of care medical fluid warmers at $0.05/ea.
at 12 years old i was solvent bonding luer locks in a cleanroom facility.
at 14 years old - utilizing Corel Draw to generate 3 view mechanical drawings.
at 15 - learning AutoCAD and generating 3D models which went on to be inspected and used to manufacture Injection moulds.
at 17 - learned CADKey '98 and contued contracting my services for BioMedical Product Design.
at 18 - began College at Northeastern University and subsequently graduated in 2005 (NEU is a 5 year school)
at 20 - learned Solidworks... best CAD suite ever.
at 24 - rejoined the workforce as a Point of Care Biomedical Hardware R&D Engineer ... that's a mouthful. Inventor is a much shorter title.
at 26 - began sUAS R&D independently
at 28 - the Biomed company I had been working for was sold and the office dynamics changed. I elected to leave and pursue my own venture.
Today - R&D in the sUAS realm has slowed a bit as a Corporate Giant is flooding the market with their equipment and has become a household name.

Work Terms

I work and sleep as the job dictates until the project is completed.

Initial Communication can be made via email or phone.

Payment: 50% of estimated hours is required upon contract signing. Periodic Invoices for materials must be paid prior to order. Remainder of oustanding balance must be paid net 30days after project completion/Invoice submitted.