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Brandon is the person behind IsoGrid, the site you’re exploring. He started it on Sep 28, 2026 to treat his portfolio as a process rather than a verdict.
Here’s how he puts it:
In the past, I viewed a portfolio website as a way to showcase my achievements and justify my experience to convince employers I was ready for the job. Now, I realize it can be much more: a living reflection of my professional development and an active catalyst for my continued growth.
Right now he’s focused on this: Launching IsoGrid v1.0, then building a Projects channel so the work in progress gets a home of its own.
Here’s what’s in the education table:
- Computer Science, South Dakota State University (Aug 2021 to May 2025)
- Software Engineering, South Dakota State University (Aug 2021 to May 2025)
Bachelor's degree, majoring in Computer Science, with a minor in Software Engineering.
The latest is IsoGrid. This site. A lightweight, load-bearing framework for documenting professional growth in public.
It started on Sep 28, 2026 and is currently active. Here’s what it’s built with:
- Astro
- three.js
- Cloudflare Workers
- Resend
- Turnstile
Here’s what’s in the professional table:
- Software Engineer I, Gridbase (May 2025 to present)
- IT Development Intern, Hawkins, Inc. (May 2024 to Aug 2024)
Full-stack software engineer on facility management software with outdoor and indoor GIS.
Between his projects and his skills table, here’s what Brandon works with:
- Astro
- three.js
- Cloudflare Workers
- Resend
- Turnstile
- Agentic Development
- Agile / Scrum
- Atlas
- Azure DevOps
- Bitbucket
- Blazor
- Bun
- CI/CD
- Code Review
- C#
- CSS
- Database Design
- Docker
- .NET
- Encore
- GIS
- Git
- GoLang
- HTML
- JavaScript
- Jira
- Microsoft Azure
- Node
- PostgreSQL
- Prompt Engineering
- Python
- React
- Release Management
- REST APIs
- Slack Bots
- SQL
- System Design
- TypeScript
- Unity
Right now: Launching IsoGrid v1.0, then building a Projects channel so the work in progress gets a home of its own.
That was last updated on Oct 15, 2026.
Because Brandon decided a portfolio can be more than a verdict. Here’s the shift, in his words:
- Before: A portfolio is a verdict. Now: A portfolio is a process.
- Before: Built once, to justify past work. Now: Continuously updated, to drive future work.
- Before: Audience: a hiring manager. Now: Audience: the world.
- Before: Proves I am worthy. Now: Shows how I am growing.
The name has two meanings: the ISOs from the Grid, programs nobody wrote that kept evolving on their own, and the isogrid, a triangular lattice from aerospace that is very strong for how little it weighs.
The latest log entry is “v1.0.0 — Launch”, from Oct 15, 2026. IsoGrid goes live. The frame from v0.1 grew into a console-style home menu of channels, each one its own page.
The quickest way is the Message Board. Whatever you write there goes straight to his email.
You can also find him on GitHub and LinkedIn.
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