I'm Kyle. People call me a jack of trades because I'll learn to do pretty much anything worth doing. The thread isn't the doing — it's the noticing. How things are built. Why they last. What separates a thing made with care from a thing made loudly.
That curiosity runs through how I travel and how I work. I'll detour an hour for a salt-mine cathedral or a centuries-old library because the architecture is worth the time. I love anything that moves or does something — motorbikes, helicopters, drilling rigs, watches, drones. I take a lot of photographs (everything you see on this site, taken on a phone, a camera, or a drone). Underwater, on snow, at a car show, in a workshop — different rooms, same disposition.
The professional version of all this is project management, drafting and engineering technology, coaching, and customer relationships. The thread is care — for the work, the timeline, and the people on the other side of it. I do well in fast-paced rooms and quiet ones, and I'm at my best when I'm being trusted with something that actually matters.
Outside work, you'll find me on the water, in the snow, around a campfire, or quietly admiring whatever was built with care. I'm always interested in collaborating with thoughtful people on work that justifies the attention.
If you're working on something interesting, I'd genuinely like to hear about it.
Design, project management, material procurement, and build, end-to-end. The capstone became a working tiny home and now lives on with sponsor Kenton Zerbin at the Attainable Sustainable Academy.
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Bachelor of Technology, graduated with honours. Capstone: The Tiny House Master Plan.
Diploma from NAIT. AutoCAD, SolidWorks, MicroStation, structural and mechanical fundamentals.
Qualified Divemaster, with seasons spent diving and crewing trips around the Caribbean.
