Intrinsic

Software Engineer

Open Robotics

At Open Robotics, I was the "ROS Boss" of the Humble (LTS) release of ROS 2. This involved extensive collaboration with various stakeholders and the development of new infrastructure to streamline the release process.

To address a need in the testing process, I designed and implemented a Test Case Manager tool in Typescript. This tool automates the creation of test cases for different platform permutations and has been employed in several key releases, including ROS 2 Humble, ROS 2 Iron, and Gazebo Garden.

In addition to these responsibilities, I worked on various other projects that required a wide range of technical skills. These included debugging multithreaded executor issues, designing C++ client library features for Nvidia, contributing to NASA's VIPER mission, and integrating different UAV frameworks under a common API.

Robohub

As the Podcast Director at Robohub, I managed an international team and conducted over 100 interviews with key figures in the robotics field. The variety of our interviewees, from academics to industry leaders, allowed us to present a comprehensive view of the sector.

I led the team in expanding our podcast's monthly listenership from 2k to 120k and secured $20k in academic sponsorships. This growth and financial support helped to sustain our operations and extend our reach.

During my tenure, we produced and released 160 podcast episodes. This consistent output, combined with our increased listenership and financial support, illustrates my focus on steady growth and commitment to sharing knowledge in the robotics community.

Podcast Director

Halodi Robotics

Software Engineer Intern

senseFly

I work at Intrinsic AI, where I am a software engineer. I am also the host of the Audrow Nash Podcast. Previously, I hosted the Sense Think Act podcast and led Robohub's podcast. Outside of robotics, I rock climb.

Audrow Nash

Digital art pro. AI heavy-weaponed.
Passionate about seeing people's talents and building achievable strategies. 
Getting unique knowledge and sharing it.

Besides Arts, curious about the Digital Producer, Supervisor, and Risk Manager professions.

Serhii Olenich

Turning my old drawings into 3d toys using Gemini.

New role for artists on the new market. New Horizons.

Art toy figurine

How to Earn on Aesthetics and Ethics?

As an Artist, I am often expected to prove why investing in Aesthetics would pay off. 

There are 3 modes of cognition and decision making:
• Logic
• Ethic
• Aesthetic

But in modern culture, where we massively praise everything rational, we often look at the world through Logic. 

Through KPI, ROI, Profit.

And we often consider Ethical and Aesthetical only if it's Logical.

Only if it's beneficial in terms of profit and efficiency.

Aesthetics and Ethics are always a luxury.

If we aim for the highest profitability and to be most effective - we would have to optimize everything. 

The most optimized shape of building is square or hexes. With matherials that are having minimal acceptable quality for it's function.

That's why I included images of how Architecture would look with each way of thinking.

With this post I want to raise awareness.

That asking about profitability of Aesthetics is a bit contradictive question.

Aesthetics are done not out efficiency but out of generosity and abundance. Out of ability to be aesthetic. Out of good taste.

Even if it's at the expense of Logical - Aesthetical world Feels better.

People, please don't expect artists to fit the logical only worldview. If you like aesthetics - don't expect it to have efficiency. For that you can find engineers.

Please remember - when you decide based on logic - you create the world that satisfies the mind, but things taste less.

Choose the world you want to live in.

If LinkedIn had an honest brand mascot. 

What would you add?

LinkedIn Honest Mascot

Expecting Arts to be Profitable for Business = wanting to be attractive...

But saving on perfume, skincare, haircut, and cosmetics. Unless it gives you guaranteed compliments.

Do you ask yourself inside if paying for one of those is profitable? 
Or you do it because you like how it feels to be attractive?

How do you rationally justify investing money in being attractive?

What is it like for a spaceman to return to Earth and look for a job? 

Would you live the same life after this?

What would you do after this?

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