I've been developing embedded software and firmware since 2006, working with companies like Allegion (Schlage locks), Motorola, Technicolor, and Denon & Marantz. Throughout my career, I've worked on wireless electronic door locks, satellite receivers, wireless doorbells, and various IoT products.

My journey into Bluetooth Low Energy began in 2014 when I was tasked with adding Bluetooth LE connectivity to a product. I quickly discovered that learning resources were scattered, documentation was dense, and practical examples were hard to find. I spent countless hours piecing together information from specifications, forums, and trial-and-error.

That frustration sparked an idea: what if I could create the resource I wished I had?

In July 2015, I left my full-time job to start Novel Bits with a simple mission: make Bluetooth LE accessible to every developer. What began as blog tutorials evolved into comprehensive video courses, three published books, and a thriving community of Bluetooth developers.

Today, Novel Bits is an official training partner of Nordic Semiconductor and Silicon Labs, and the Bluetooth Developer Academy has helped engineers at companies ranging from startups to Fortune 500s ship Bluetooth products faster.