Events Engineer & gap-year SWE @ Hack Club | UofT '29 | ex-semi-pro esports player | Mechanical keyboard artisan
Ideas brought to life. A look at the products, companies, and creative works built from the ground up.
A compact, low-cost 3D printer design intended to fit in a filament box. Presented as part of Hack Club's Highway to Undercity projects; Alex is credited among contributors.
A small macropad / mini-keyboard project run through Hack Club programs (community hardware initiative managed by Alex).
Tools and workflows for getting 3D-printed parts from local Hack Club members; appears among Alex's pinned/featured Hack Club projects and GitHub activity.
Freelance consulting, building, and tuning luxury mechanical keyboards (self-employed; ongoing since Jan 2020).
Various internal tools and event support for Hack Club (including hosting a 4-day hardware hackathon at GitHub HQ as noted on GitHub profile).
A collection of articles, interviews, and viral content where achievements have been shared.
Formal validation from the top. A showcase of official awards, grants, and government acknowledgements.
Key roles that defined the journey.
Works on Hack Club's events, hardware programs, and engineering tooling; listed on Hack Club team page and GitHub organizations (@hackclub).
Consulting, building, and tuning services for luxury mechanical keyboards.
Volunteer roles supporting Hack Club events and programs (summer camps, hardware hackathons, Highway to Undercity).
Affiliations and memberships in prestigious organizations and communities.
Staff/team listing on Hack Club; contributor to programs like Highway to Undercity.
Listed organizations on GitHub profile indicating project membership and collaboration.
Participated and organized hardware hackathon funding and projects for high school hardware builders.
Academic foundation and learning journey.
High school (completed)
Activities: Robotics Club VP, Physics Club Exec, Science Society Exec. (LinkedIn: activities and societies listed; SAT: 1570 noted).
Admitted / class of '29 (UofT '29 noted on LinkedIn)
LinkedIn lists 'UofT 29'' indicating University of Toronto affiliation/admission (class year shorthand).
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