Hey there! I'm Radison, a software engineer obsessed with building and leading quality software products. My interest in digital technology started back in middle school when I tinkered with microcontrollers and competed in FIRST LEGO League competitions — it turns out you can learn a lot from bits of plastic and expensive servos.

I've worked across industries including commercial clean energy, spacecraft manufacturing, tech consulting, university administration, political campaigns, enterprise security systems, film + television production, and athletic special events. Through each experience, I've proven I can adapt quickly to new challenges, be industry agnostic, and deliver exceptional software.

Nowadays, I lead all software engineering efforts at Vista Power. We deliver clean energy as a service for commercial, industrial, and municipal facilities at low or no upfront cost, powered by safe, modular, and cost-effective solar power and battery energy storage. We're moving incredibly fast and dangerously talent-dense (entire leadership team is ex-SpaceX).

In 2024, I graduated from the University of Illinois Chicago with a degree in Computer Science and Business. During my time at UIC, I project-managed and worked directly with 8+ software developers under the College of Engineering. Together we developed and shipped over 10 full-stack web applications used by 1000s on campus. I was also a member of the UIC SAE Formula E team.

In 2023, I was a Software Engineering Intern on the Starship Software team at SpaceX! I demonstrated leadership and technical excellence by owning a critical flight reliability tool used to validate over 1,000,000 spacecraft configuration values.

Making an impact is part of my DNA, especially with personal projects. I've given 3 distinct guest lectures at UIC and 1 lecture internally at SpaceX about Exploding Chickens — a popular web-based card game I built with my friends during COVID-19 (with over 1,500 games played). We dove deep into project management, design patterns, test coverage, browser architecture, and software engineering basics.

Exploding Chickens fanned the flames and acted as a springboard for both my professional skills and future projects. I now lead Radical Platforms, a small group of highly motivated software engineers, project managers, and creatives developing incredible software products.

In my spare time, I love to build things with my hands (woodworking, small electronics), volunteer in the community (Stanford's Code in Place, UIC Cities Project), and compete in endurance multisport events.