About

I'm Noah. I'm a Sales Engineer at Zebra Technologies, where most of my day is spent doing technical presentations, troubleshooting with customers, and working across teams to get deals done. Before that I was at Axiom Holographics selling hologram displays, which was about as cool as it sounds.

I studied Electrical and Computer Engineering at UT Austin with a business minor. I was supposed to play football at Harvard, but I realized I liked engineering more than getting tackled. No regrets.

When I'm not working, I'm usually building something. I have an AI chatbot that lives in my Telegram, a homelab rack with way too many devices on it, and an Obsidian vault that's basically my second brain. I like making tools that remove friction from everyday life. If I can automate it, I probably will.

I think there's a huge gap between people who understand technology and people who don't, and most of the interesting problems live in that gap. I want to build things that make technical stuff less intimidating and show people what's actually possible with the tools they already have.

I also think learning got ruined somewhere along the way. School made it feel like a chore. I want to make it fun again. That's what most of my projects and writing are really about.