I build tools and systems around GNSS software-defined receivers, FPGA/embedded signal processing, MBSE workflows, and engineering automation.
My public GitHub work focuses on reusable lab environments, developer tooling, documentation-first workflows, and experiments that make complex engineering systems easier to set up, inspect, and maintain. Some of my professional work is not represented directly on public GitHub, so this profile emphasizes public tooling, lab kits, and reusable engineering workflows.
- GNSS software-defined receiver architecture and test infrastructure
- FPGA/embedded signal-processing workflows
- SysML v2 / MBSE local tooling and model-management experiments
- Developer tooling for reproducible engineering workflows
- Agent-assisted planning, documentation, and repository maintenance
| Project | Focus |
|---|---|
mbse-lab |
Local SysML v2 lab kit for Flexo MMS, SysON, bridge workflows, diagnostics, documentation, and safe model-workspace boundaries. |
docker-stacks |
Reusable Docker environment experiments. |
dotfiles |
Development environment configuration and workflow setup. |
database-tools |
Structured-data and automation tooling experiments. |
flowchart LR
gnss["GNSS / SDR"]
fpga["FPGA + Embedded"]
mbse["SysML v2 / MBSE"]
tooling["Developer Tooling"]
docs["Docs + Evidence"]
gnss --> fpga
fpga --> tooling
mbse --> tooling
tooling --> docs
I care about reproducible setup, clear CLI contracts, practical test coverage, safe sharing boundaries, and documentation that helps both developers and technical leads understand what a repository is for.
A good repository should make it obvious:
- what problem it solves,
- how to run it locally,
- what is safe to share,
- what is experimental,
- and where future work belongs.
gnss · sdr · fpga · embedded-systems · sysml-v2 · mbse ·
python · developer-tools · documentation · automation
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- GitHub: @cosgroma
- Email: cosgroma@gmail.com


