Introducing Gestalt Engineering: An Open Engineering Portfolio and Research Library

Engineering knowledge is often scattered across notebooks, reports, and forgotten hard drives. One of my long-term goals has been to create a centralized location where I can document, preserve, and freely share the projects, research, and technical work that have shaped my career.

To that end, I’ve launched Gestalt Engineering, an online engineering portfolio dedicated to publishing technical projects spanning electrical engineering, embedded systems, digital controls, power systems, computational knowledge extraction, scientific computing, and engineering research.

Rather than serving as a traditional résumé, the website is intended to function as a growing technical library. Many of the projects include complete reports, mathematical derivations, design methodologies, source code, simulations, and supporting documentation so that students, engineers, and anyone interested in the field can explore not only the final results but also the engineering process behind them.

One of the recently published projects documents the complete design and implementation of a digital feedback controller for fixed-wing UAV pitch-angle regulation. The report follows the controller development from analytical design through discretization, MATLAB implementation, simulation, validation, and redesign after discrepancies between theoretical approximations and simulated performance were identified.

As additional projects are published, the collection will continue to expand with work involving:

Systems engineering
Embedded systems and firmware
Control systems
Scientific computing
Machine learning applications in engineering
Software development
Undergraduate and independent research

The objective is simple: create a freely accessible resource that demonstrates not only completed engineering work but also the reasoning, calculations, successes, and occasional failures that occur throughout the engineering design process.

If you’re interested in engineering, research, or technical problem solving, I invite you to explore the project library and follow its continued development.

Website: https://gestaltengineering.com

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