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BraxtonTillman/README.md

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0x00 > Whoami

Howdy, I'm Braxton! Originally from Tennessee, I'm a U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman turned Software Engineer at Fischer Identity.

I like the seam where software meets hardware, like registers, noisy sensors, and microcontrollers with no time to waste. I'm into spaceflight and autonomous vehicles.

I finished my B.S. in Software Engineering at FGCU, and I am currently going to UF for their ECE graduate program.


0x01 > Currently hacking on

🛰️ TinyGit  ·  from-scratch Git in C
Just finished as of 07/21/2026. It's a byte-for-byte implementation of Git based on the init -> add -> commit loop.

📡 ADS-B Station  ·  Raspberry Pi 5 + RTL-SDR
Listening to aircraft over Southwest Florida on 1090 MHz. Eventually, I want to write the Mode S decoder myself instead of using dump1090.

🛰️ STM32 flight computer  ·  sensor fusion playground
Next up after TinyGit.


0x02 > Stack

Skills

Daily: C, Python, Linux, Git
Learning: Verilog / SystemVerilog, analog & device physics, DSP, embedded toolchains
Touched: FastAPI, LangChain, AVR assembly, CARLA, Supabase / pgvector


0x03 > The vibe

On the keyboard: best in the morning, useless by 3 pm. I'm a "why does this work" learner, which means I get further but slower.

Off the keyboard: golf, writing, and hopefully traveling. Probably gonna own a winery one day. Lately, reading my way through aerospace history, like Apollo, flight software, that kind of thing. Current reads are on Goodreads.


"Built on Earth, hopefully reading from orbit one day."

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  1. tinygit tinygit Public

    Made a tiny version of Git to get better at C and understand the plumbing of Git.

    C

  2. autonomous-vehicle-biker-pursuit-sim autonomous-vehicle-biker-pursuit-sim Public

    Forked from Sinowa-Programming/finaldrive

    This was a group project for the Intro to Autonomous Vehicles course at FGCU. Contributers were: Braxton Tillman, Siang Chin, Tanner Lang, Nash Morrison, and Nicholas Hubbard

    Python

  3. embedded-reaction-timer-tester embedded-reaction-timer-tester Public

    This project was for my Assembly course at FGCU. It is a reaction timer tester that tests the speed of a user clicking a button after an LED lights up.

    Assembly