● Cal Poly SLOBiomedical EngineeringSan Luis Obispo, CA

SebastianWesley

I buildcompatibility layers.

Second-year biomedical engineering student heading for bioinstrumentation. I machine parts, write systems code and draw pixel-art worlds.

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I got here by taking things apart. First computers I bought broken and resold, then robot parts on a mill and lathe, and now compatibility layers, games and tools for my family's business.

$6,000gross from buying, repairing and reselling computers in 2020
3FIRST Robotics seasons on the manufacturing team
19units this term, alongside a part-time job
98characters in the game so far, Chickens VS Llamas
Range

Not just
one thing

01

Engineering

Biomedical engineering at Cal Poly, heading for bioinstrumentation. Circuits, physics, cells, and the Medical Design Club.

The journey
02

Software

Compatibility layers, a pixel-art game written without an engine, and tools for a real business.

The projects
03

Making

Three seasons on a robotics manufacturing team, mill and lathe time, and one very good cutting board.

The workshop
04

Service

Taco Bell now, Dairy Queen before. Registers, rushes and real customers, next to a full engineering load.

On the clock
05

Business

CTO of a family real estate business, vendor booths at JLW Designs, and a computer resale hustle that grossed $6,000.

The tool I built
Experience & education

Journey

Things I'm building

Projects

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Pick oneHover a project, click to open it. The small ones are the Chickens VS Llamas cast.
Outside the editor

Off the clock

Sebastian smiling on a rocky peak above a sea of clouds at sunset
FIG. 01 Above the clouds
Sebastian eating sushi at a table in Japan
FIG. 02 Lunch in Japan
Sebastian in a graduation gown holding a diploma
FIG. 03 Phoenix Country Day School, class of 2025
Sebastian and his mom working at laptops at the kitchen table
FIG. 04 Working on the business with my mom

I like building things I can hold and things I can only run. A few frames from the parts of life that don't fit in a repo.

Where I'm headed
Accepted, not yet gone

Next stop

SLOCAL POLY TYOJAPAN · NOT CONFIRMED SINSINGAPORE · J-TERM

Singapore this J-term through CIEE. Then, if it works out, a year in Japan.

Contact

Sayhello.

Personalsebastian.leo.wesley@gmail.com
Cal Polysewesley@calpoly.edu
© 2026 Sebastian WesleySan Luis Obispo, CA · Cave Creek, AZHand-coded, hand-machined, occasionally fueled by Taco Bell.