Nathan Myers
hi! i’m nathan. i build things i care deeply about with people i care deeply about.
currently
- co-founder @ tomos devices
clinical-grade measurement and analysis of should be availible to everyone, all the time. disease and damage should be caught the moment it starts.
so we’re building the hardware and software to make it possible.
- junior @ princeton university
studying philosophy, with minors in mathematics, computer science, and machine learning. substantial coursework in electrical and computer engineering, english, and the humanities.
- lead EE @ princeton rocketry
managing the electrical systems for a self-landing and thrust-vectoring rocket. also designed the foundation of the C&DH for a cubesat going to space!
links and contact
> github
some thoughts
autodidacticism is a wonderful practice, because your curriculum is unbounded and your speed is self-determined.
for those who build: curiosity, kindness, and the ability to seriously lock in are the most important skills.
working hard is hard. working hard on the right thing is so much harder. this is not just because it requires clear vantage over the problem space, which itself is difficult to aquire, but because it requires taste and judgement to sort each opportunity.
the world is quite malleable.
it’s so easy to get caught up in speed and execution. slow, calm reflection, and the meta-analysis of your own thoughts is an enormously useful skill which allows you to move with very high velocity but retain the capacity to shift .
a few of my friends
