Hello, I'm Byran _

Electrical Engineering Embedded Software Front-End Dev 3D Graphics

Engineering with

Open-Source Hardware

Open-Source Software

Visual Studio Code

Electrical Engineering

A highly integrated, high end, open source laptop. Mission: to disprove the idea that technology is either repairable and open or integrated and closed.

Highlights: RK3588-based, 4K AMOLED 13.3 display, GHz-level high-speed signaling...

Electrical and Robotics systems with +15 world records

Highlights: Underwater robotics, high-reliability systems, BLDCs, control theory, vision...

Keychron Engineering

Developing new keyboard products for Keychron. Coming soon!

Highlights: Wireless bluetooth keyboards, 2.4GHz RF, high production yield

Embedded Software

Working on User Experience (ZMK Studio) for the open-source keyboard firmware project

Highlights: C/C++, Zephyr RTOS, embedded system design, etc.

Developed hardware definitions (DeviceTree) to drive the system, including an 4K AMOLED eDP driver

Highlights: Linux DTS, complex embedded systems, hardware bringup, operating system development...

Front-End Development

Kind of circular, but I developed this website with the Astro framework and modern web technologies.

Highlights: Astro, Tailwind CSS, React injection...

MUREX Robotics Website

Developed the MUREX Robotics website and documentation site (Astro and Nextra respectively). Receives millions of views with a Vercel + Cloudflare pipeline.

Highlights: High performance static website, straightforward UI/UX, SEO and high visit count

Exonian Crossword

Simple crossword written in React and Tailwind CSS for the school community.

Highlights: Full stack development, user experience optimization, dark/light mode

3D Graphics

PCB Visualizations

Using a pcb2blender and Blender rendering workflow, I aim to create realistic represenations of the electronics I design.

Highlights: Blender 3D visualization, rendering, concepts, lighting, photorealism

Highlights: A highly integrated, high end, open source laptop. Mission: to disprove the idea that technology is either repairable and open or integrated and closed.