Software developer, web designer, hardware builder, photographer — and certified tinkerer. I make things that blink, click, ship, and occasionally look beautiful doing it. Fieldwork Studio LLC · Exeter, NH · Est. 2026.
A personnel sheet. Mostly accurate, slightly embellished.
I'm Aaron — a software developer with an MS in Computer Science and a communication degree that taught me how to actually explain what the software does. I move between code, hardware, the web, and the suspiciously interesting places where they all collide.
My favorite kind of project has a breadboard, a deadline, and at least one "wait — what if it could also…" moment. I've shipped web apps, embedded firmware, cockpit-styled control panels with real illuminated buttons, high-end client websites, and the occasional hand-knit textile from a technique older than every OS in the room. I'm also a professional photographer.
I founded Fieldwork Studio LLC in 2026 to put a proper roof over all of it — web design, software, hardware, photography, and the strategy that ties them together. Current flagship engagement: the digital redesign of Concord's Colonial Inn, Est. 1716.
Purpose-built instruments. For the lab, from the lab.
A focus timer with configurable intervals. Designed for soldering sessions, bake times, and deep work blocks. No subscription, no account.
● LIVEHardware-first unit conversion. Resistance, voltage, current, torque, imperial ↔ metric. The things I reach for every single build session.
● LIVEDrop a photograph, pull a color palette. Designed for matching real-world environments to screen — architectural projects, client branding work.
◌ COMING SOONCalculate panel dimensions, screw patterns, and material waste for CNC / laser-cut enclosures. Born from the Progress Tracker build.
◌ COMING SOONInteractive pinout visualizer for common microcontrollers. Pico W, ESP32, Arduino. Annotate your own. Print it. No dependencies.
◌ COMING SOONFlat-file local notepad. Markdown-ish. Saves to localStorage. For the thought that needs to go somewhere before it evaporates.
◌ COMING SOONOpen frequency. The lab is listening.
Got a thing that needs building — a website, an embedded system, a photograph, a strategy, or a prototype? Tell me about it. Fieldwork Studio LLC · Especially welcome: historic institutions, tight timelines, anything with at least one blinking LED.