Full-stack & systems engineer · Wentzville, Missouri · open to interesting work

I build the things that don't have a library yet.

I'm Moo. I work on the problems most stacks don't cover: reverse engineering, procedural generation, covert data channels, and a few systems experiments that started as "that probably won't work."

// currently: Aethelgard's netcode and procedural terrain that exports to Godot.

selected work

coolest first

01AethelgardA solo-built action-RPG in Godot: permadeath layer-descent, a custom launcher, and an authoritative 240Hz netcode backend.

godot · netcode

2026

02Missouri Species IDA vision model I trained to sort 100 plant species at 94.9% top-1, quantized to ONNX and served behind a live API.

pytorch · cv

2026

03Map StudioA browser map designer that exports a drop-in Godot scene you can walk around.

webgl · procedural

2026

demo →

04Hunyuan liveTurns an image into a 3D model on a local GPU, streaming the GLB into the browser as it generates.

ai · image-to-3d

2026

05GhostwireMoves a file across an airgap using animated frames, decoded back on the same page.

optical · codec

2026

demo →

06HouseRulesA party game for Android and Windows: custom deck builder, multiple modes, local pass-and-play. (formerly PartyFuse)

flutter · android

2026

get apk (pw) ↓

// browser toys - small and self-contained

Steganofox · in-image stego → Sidechannel · covert i/o → Threatglobe · SOC map → Edgehunter · +EV solver →

about

I'm a full-stack and systems engineer. I ship and run production systems end to end: web apps with real users, a three-server virtualization stack running twenty-some services, and a computer-vision model I trained to sort 100 plant species at 94.9% accuracy. By day I'm the hands-on IT lead for a multi-branch distributor, and the things on this page are what I build the rest of the time. I'm also finishing a BS in Computer Information Systems at SEMO (expected 2027).

Most of what's here is small and self-contained. I like understanding a thing all the way down. If any of it is useful to you, or you want something hard built, say hi.