Ok Eric,

Who are you?

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I'm a software generalist and I primarily work with web-related technologies. Some would call me a 'Full Stack Developer', others, a 'Software Engineer'.

More importantly, I enjoy designing and building things that are simple to use and reliable to return to.

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What do you do for work?

I make software. Software mostly for the web.

Want to know more about my work? Here's my resume, or find me on LinkedIn, or visit my GitHub.

There's also my project's page!

Here are my recent projects:

Open to opportunities?

Yes! I'm especially interested in making things that weave software, hardware, and AI together. If that sounds like what you're working on, let's chat!

Email: hey@okeric.com

What are you doing now?

Updated Sept. 12, 2026 from Ontario, Canada.

Studying Mathematics for Machine Learning daily for the past 3 months and counting.

My main motivation for studying came from experimenting with robotics this summer, which sparked an interest to learn more of how the ML part works at a foundational level.

And a part of me also wants to work with people doing hardware + robotics, hence I feel obligated to at least speak the same language.

This journey will take me until early next year or longer, with possible side quests exploring robotics adjacent topics.

Wish me luck!

What do you do for fun?

I love to climb, slackline, and if possible, surf. Lately, I've developed an interest in outdoor gyms. They're free to use, and free of heart-pounding club music.

I also write essays. Essays about life, work, and relationships. I call them exploratory essays. Sometimes they start as a question, other times a half-baked idea. Either way, through writing I learn new things about myself.