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.
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A physical device that tracks habits using a state machine architecture — cockpit aesthetics, SPI display, 12V illuminated buttons, and an enclosure fabricated in a cabinet shop. The firmware is documented. The wiring is not.
Anonymous employee feedback platform. A triage agent routes signal from noise — 68 tasks planned and all shipped. The part people notice is the silence. The part that matters is what gets through.
A landmark on Monument Square that was present at the American Revolution. Full website redesign, custom theme, booking integration, dining widget, staff content system. July 1 launch. Timed to the 250th.
Five-version state machine architecture, iterated until it sang. A printable reference manual formatted for binding — because real engineers deserve something you can spill coffee on. You can't have it. You can be inspired by it.
A pre-1800 beltless knitting technique — reconstructed from archival footage, animated into instructional GIFs, and processed through a custom ffmpeg pipeline. The technique predates every tool used to document it.
Architectural, hospitality, editorial, and documentary photography across New England. Currently engaged with Concord's Colonial Inn on their 250th Anniversary photography. Equipment and eye both calibrated for things that matter.
Recent entries from the notebook. No major spoilers.
New England. Light, structure, and the moment before it changes.
Available for architectural, hospitality, editorial, and documentary commissions throughout New England. Currently engaged for the 250th Anniversary of American Independence at Concord's Colonial Inn.
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.
◌ COMING SOONDrop 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.