I build software for neuroscience research and for everyday use: brain-computer interfaces, signal processing tools, and mobile and desktop apps.
I'm a Research Engineer at InteraXon Inc. (Muse) in Toronto. I have a PhD in Neurophysiology, and most of my work sits where that research meets software.
I was previously co-founder and CTO of Helment. I also work as a freelance developer under the name softcoding for you, for clients such as Acupuntura Tung and Off Earth Games, and publish some of my own projects as open source.
InteraXon Inc. (Muse), Toronto
softcoding for you
Helment, Santiago
Sorbonne Université
A working implementation of automated targeted memory reactivation (TMR) during deep sleep. Written for sleep research, the algorithm has since been implemented by a company for industrial use.
The Mesoamerican ball game as a two-player abstract strategy game. It runs in the browser and can be installed as an app.
A DNS-level content blocker for families with young children. Parents set the filtering rules, the privacy practices are written out plainly, and it asks very little of the device.
A modular, cross-platform, open-source app for viewing and exploring electrophysiological signals in real time.
Turns emails into calendar events, using AI to pick out the dates, times and details.
A small game that demonstrates a human-machine interface: you steer through a maze by moving your head.
A flashlight app written with as little code as possible while still doing something useful: the light stays on while your finger touches the screen and turns off when you lift it.
Workshop material showing how heart signals can control external devices through a human-machine interface.
Technology consulting and development for a traditional Chinese medicine practice, including tools for patient management and treatment tracking.
An astronomy club I founded and lead in Chile, with workshops, stargazing sessions and other activities open to all ages.
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