FuelGo
Solar-powered wildfire detection for remote terrain, designed around Starlink connectivity and no existing infrastructure. Presented to 300+ people at a technology showcase.
Building from Waterloo, Canada
Hey, I’m Dylan.
I build things that make the physical world smarter.
I’m a mechatronics engineering student who likes turning “what if?” into working hardware, useful software, and the occasional late-night prototype.
Things I’ve brought
into the world.
A mix of hardware, AI, and experiments that taught me something worth keeping.
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Consensus Bio
A drug-discovery tool using Cerebras for parallel model inference, built in a 48-hour sprint.
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HABGuard-Lite
A sensor-guided dosing system that detects algal bloom toxins and responds automatically.
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Organizo (Jarvis)
A personal assistant that turns voice notes into tasks and manages email and calendar through Telegram.
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Snake AI
A reinforcement-learning agent that taught itself to play Snake—and eventually beat my high score.
Read the storyI write to understand.
Field notes from whatever I’m learning, building, or trying to explain to myself.
Curious by default.
Hands-on by choice.
I’m happiest somewhere between an idea and a prototype—learning just enough electronics, code, design, or business to make the thing real.
I grew up in Vancouver and now study Mechatronics Engineering at the University of Waterloo. My projects have taken me from wildfire sensors and AI drug discovery to running a window-cleaning company with friends. Different problems, same itch: understand the system, then improve it.
Some places I’ve learned by doing.
Teams, challenges, and small bets that shaped how I work.
University of Waterloo
Studying Mechatronics Engineering
Samsung & IKEA
Student consulting challenges · Strategy, markets, and growth
Junior Achievement BC
Volunteer · Taught financial literacy and helped students build a class business
Visit JABC ↗ClearCraft
CEO · Founded a window-cleaning company, trained a five-person team, and served 20–30 homes.
Outside the workshop
Places, projects, and moments worth a closer look.
Have an ambitious idea—or just want to say hi?