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ENGINEER / BUILDER / FOUNDER

I’m Forge.

I build software, hardware, automation, fabrication systems, automotive solutions, and the occasional thing that probably should have required a larger warning label.

Electro-mechanical Software Hardware Automation Fabrication Automotive

THE WORKBENCH

Ideas are cheap. Working prototypes are more interesting.

I spend most of my time where mechanical systems, electronics, networks, software, AI, and real-world hardware overlap.

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Software & Systems

Applications, control planes, remote infrastructure, automation, diagnostics, and tools built to solve actual operational problems.

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Hardware & Engineering

Electro-mechanical design, reverse engineering, embedded systems, integration, repair, and turning physical problems into engineered ones.

03

Fabrication

CAD, rapid prototyping, 3D printing, replacement parts, enclosures, fixtures, and iterative design that survives contact with reality.

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Automotive

Diagnostics, electrical and mechanical systems, modifications, troubleshooting, and applying engineering logic where the service manual stops being helpful.

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AI & Automation

AI-assisted workflows, machine control, agents, fleet operations, and systems that turn repetitive clicks into reliable infrastructure.

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ADI IT, LLC

Founder of ADI IT, LLC. Building practical infrastructure and products across software, systems engineering, remote operations, and automation.

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ABOUT FORGE

One workbench. Too many disciplines. Exactly the point.

I’m an electro-mechanical engineer, software developer, automotive engineer, maker, entrepreneur, and founder of ADI IT, LLC. I like problems that refuse to stay inside one discipline.

That usually means tracing a failure from a physical component through firmware, networking, application logic, and infrastructure until the whole chain finally behaves.

“Reverse engineer it. Understand it. Improve it. Build the version that should have existed.”

FIND FORGE

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Projects, experiments, engineering rabbit holes, prototypes, and whatever escaped the lab this week.