Welcome to my home on the Web! I try to keep this site updated with professional and academic information as well as some personal stuff.

For work, I spend my time thinking about and building electronics that go into space; mostly radios and computers. My past endeavors include playing power forward at Tennessee Tech and completing a PhD in electrical engineering at Purdue. Outside of work, I enjoy playing with computers (mostly using Emacs) and writing the occasional blog post about my adventures. When I am not behind a screen, you can usually find me out camping, hiking, snowboarding, or at the gym.

For more information and an extended bio, see the About page. For stuff that I have written, check out the Writings page. For professional/consulting inquiries or if you just want to chat, shoot me an email.

• October 31, 2025: I was inducted into the Tennessee Tech Athletics Hall of Fame. See the announcement here.
• October 14, 2025: Super excited to share that I started working as Software Engineer at Northwood! 📡
• August 12, 2025: After an awesome weekend at DEF CON 33, I hopped over to Salt Lake City to give a talk on our paper, A. de Senneville, D. Ogbe, Z. Towfic, "Machine Learning for Interference Detection and Mitigation on Space Telecom Software-Defined Radio Signals", at the 2025 Small Satellite Conference.
• April 29, 2025: Gave a talk about the UST-Lite Software-defined Radio at the 2025 Interplanetary Small Satellite Conference at Caltech in Pasadena, CA.
• December 20, 2024: New paper published: B. Wallace, S. Palo, P. Axelrad, J. Marino, N. Rainville, J. DiTomas, R. Kingsbury, M. Shihabi, D. Ogbe, "A Lunar Surface Pseudolite Architecture for Regional Communication and Radionavigation", IEEE Transactions on Aerospace and Electronic Systems.