Hey, I'm Garrett.

Biography

I am a software developer with a hands-on approach to making projects come to life. That could be a polished website, custom electronics for a prop or costume, or a script that saves someone a Friday afternoon.

I have worked in technical support for 8+ years, with a focus on 3D printing support since 2019. Along the way, I have shipped real tools, built products for clients and communities, and developed the kind of practical problem-solving mindset that comes from supporting people in the real world.

My background spans web development, custom electronics, and 3D printing. I got into building the same way most makers do: I had a problem, figured out how to solve it, and never really stopped.

On the web side, I have built service-business sites, ecommerce storefronts, and custom web tools. I care about clear structure, clean design, and making sure the code is maintainable long after launch.

On the hardware side, I have built interactive props and electronics projects including LED systems, wearable builds, and custom controls. In the 3D printing world, I have spent years troubleshooting printers, improving workflows, and creating tools that make machines easier for people to use.

Today, I work with small businesses, local creators, and teams that need a builder who can connect software, hardware, and user experience.

When I am not building client work, I am usually working on a new side project, competing in pinball, or playing guitar.

I run The Cleveland Creations, a local Cleveland gift shop focused on custom 3D printed products. I am also a co-founder of Engineered 2 Entertain, where we design and build custom props for sports fans and event experiences.

I love contributing tools back to the maker community whenever I can, especially projects that save time, lower the barrier to entry, or make technical workflows less frustrating.

If you have a project in mind, whether it is web, hardware, 3D printing, or something in between, I would love to hear about it.