Software engineering student Expected spring 2028

Isaac Stoltz

Selected work

Projects built
for real use.

Wearable software 2026

Typeface 955

A distraction-free Garmin watch face I designed for the watch I wear every day. Physical-device testing shaped the layout, settings, and rendering strategy.

260 × 260 display · 5 typefaces · tested on hardware

  • Monkey C
  • Connect IQ
  • Custom resources
  • On-device testing

About

I stay with projects after the first version works.

I’m a software engineering student at the University of Minnesota Crookston, studying online from Minneapolis and graduating in spring 2028. Most of my projects begin close to home: a person who needs a website, a tool I wish existed, or a task I am tired of doing by hand.

What interests me most comes next. I test with real people and real devices, fix the awkward cases, and simplify the next update. That has led me from static pages to backend services, from a simulator to a physical watch, and from a manual publishing checklist to a reusable command-line tool.

Contact

Looking for a Summer 2027
software engineering intern?

I’m open to full-stack, frontend, developer tooling, and device-software roles. I’m happy to walk through any of these projects and the decisions behind them.