I build across the stack—from the interfaces you click to the systems underneath. CS & Engineering graduate from UC Davis, based in Goleta, California.
Explore my work01 / Selected projects
From clinical workflows to tiny devices.
Pick a project to look under the hood.
Sponsored by UC Davis Health
A platform that automates stereo-EEG surgical planning, reducing clinician preparation time by 4×.
I developed file-conversion, input-validation, and pipeline-execution algorithms, built a Next.js interface around clinician needs, and integrated imaging software for MRI segmentation, vessel analysis, and trajectory generation.
TI CC3200 / Connected device
A real-time timer bringing touch input, an OLED display, and cloud connectivity onto one embedded platform.
I integrated touch sensors, OLED rendering, and a rotary encoder on the TI CC3200, combining I2C, SPI, GPIO, Wi-Fi, and AWS IoT for connected and standalone operation.
The timer above is an illustrative visual, not a live device feed.
Low-level networking / Python
A DNS client and TCP proxy built with packet parsing and low-level socket programming.
I constructed and interpreted DNS packets from scratch to implement parsing and resolution, then integrated a TCP proxy using low-level sockets.
Operating systems / Storage
A FAT-based file system with persistent block allocation and the fundamentals of file management.
I implemented file creation, deletion, reading, and writing, plus directory management, FAT traversal, and persistent storage allocation.
More code, experiments, and works in progress on GitHub.
02 / A bit about me
I’m Daniel, a Computer Science and Engineering graduate who enjoys working where software meets the physical world. My work spans responsive websites, medical-imaging workflows, embedded firmware, and core systems.
I like understanding how the pieces fit together—and turning that understanding into something useful.
Download my resumeDraco Systems
Built and validated a wearable prototype integrating BLE, IMU sensing, and power. Encoded turn and angulation metrics in a single BLE advertisement and proposed PCB components to reduce the BOM by €1,000 per 100 units.
#include Davis
Developed the UC Davis Linguistics Club website, translating Figma designs into responsive Next.js and React interfaces for events, resources, and club information.
University of California, Davis
Things I build with
03 / Say hello
A role, a collaboration, or a question about a project—let’s talk.
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