Brooks Wimer
builds systems
that hold up.
I build durable software across the stack — modernizing legacy monoliths into modern APIs, orchestrating AI agents through structured pipelines, and shipping real-time hardware that just works. Currently breaking apart a VB stored-procedure monolith into a C# REST API at Collette; previously built grid-monitoring tools at ISO New England.
Work I'm proud of.
Three flagship systems — each one a load-bearing project that ships, gets used, and was built end-to-end. Click through for the deeper write-ups.
Maverick — AI Agent Orchestration Suite
A Discord-controlled command center that orchestrates AI coding agents across multiple projects. Structured intake → planning → implementation → verification → review, with persistent SQLite state and pluggable Codex / Claude Code backends.
SyncSonic — Multi-Speaker Bluetooth Orchestrator
Raspberry Pi-based Bluetooth audio hub enabling synchronized playback across multiple speakers via BLE mobile control. Features per-speaker calibration, latency synchronization, and Wi-Fi speaker integration. Supports 5+ speakers.
Astra — Local Network Device Scanner
Cross-platform desktop app that discovers, fingerprints, and visualizes every device on a local network. Built to make home and small-office networks legible — no enterprise dashboard required.
More projects.
Hardware prototypes, real-time grid tooling, computer vision, 3D, and a few experiments I keep around because I learned something building them.
Kitbash — Customizable Wireless Controller
A modular wireless game controller with a companion configuration app — remap buttons, save profiles, push firmware over the air.
Control Room Display
Real-time New England power grid capacity dashboard built at ISO-NE — used by operators monitoring deviation and load metrics live.
FoodPal — Recipe-to-Grocery Automation
Class project exploring recipe-to-grocery automation: take any recipe, match ingredients to nearby stores, and orchestrate delivery through DoorDash. Demonstrates multi-API coordination and full-stack development.
Emergency Contact Automation
Notification system for ISO New England grid operators — automated escalation paths, redundancy, and weekly reporting.
Real-Time Face Filter
Browser-based face detection and AR mask overlay using MediaPipe FaceMesh and HTML canvas. Runs entirely client-side.
3D Model Viewer
Interactive Three.js viewer with HDRI environment lighting and orbit controls. Showcases buildings I've modeled.
Wind & Solar Forecast API
REST API templates and documentation for ISO-NE wind and solar power forecasting services. Schema design + dev portal materials.
Engineer first. Builder by habit.
I work where durable systems meet messy reality — legacy modernization at Collette Tours, real-time grid monitoring at ISO New England, and a stack of personal projects that span hardware, AI orchestration, and distributed systems.
At Collette, I'm on the Strategic Initiatives team breaking apart a legacy VB monolith and stored-procedure-heavy database into a modern C# REST API. I led the rework of the payment processing flow through the booking API while keeping full backwards compatibility with the existing system.
Outside of work, I built Maverick (an AI agent orchestration suite controlled through Discord), SyncSonic (a Raspberry Pi multi-speaker Bluetooth audio hub), Astra (a cross-platform local network scanner), and Kitbash (a customizable wireless game controller). I like building things end-to-end and shipping them.
I studied Computer Science at Boston University (3.74 GPA), TA'd a C# full-stack course, sat on the Dean's Advisory Board, was elected as a peer tutor, and played on the club roller hockey team.
Philosophy & Interests
I'm drawn to storytelling that explores human potential and ideas—my favorite works include The Fountainhead (Ayn Rand), Dune (Frank Herbert), Peaky Blinders, and Ex Machina. Outside of tech, I enjoy surfing, skiing, and reading. These interests converge on a central idea: I believe the most positive future for humanity is one where technology and human evolution go hand-in-hand, where we're integrated with our tools and grow together.
That vision is why I chose computer science. But I'm still in the exploration phase—actively learning and seeking the right intersection of technical depth, creative impact, and purpose. I'm searching for the mission and the right context where I can meaningfully contribute to that vision.
Where I've shipped.
Software Engineer I
Collette Tours
- Breaking apart a legacy VB monolith and stored-procedure-heavy database into a modern REST API in C#, improving maintainability and enabling incremental modernization.
- Led the initiative to update the payment processing flow through the booking API while preserving full backwards compatibility with the existing legacy system.
Software Development Intern
ISO New England
- Built internal tools for monitoring and managing the New England power grid, including a real-time control room display dashboard and an emergency contact automation system.
- Developed and documented REST API templates used for wind and solar power forecasting web services.
Software Development Intern
Corso (Remote)
- Contributed to development of a Next.js web application for AI-powered data analytics and visualization of construction permits and regulatory data.