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Evansville, Indiana  ·  open for good problems

Kyle
Mogle

Software engineer who builds enterprise systems

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  • 0 years shipping
    real software
  • 0 GPA, and a
    Dean's List habit
  • 0 Steam titles
    almost out the door
  • 0 people using tools
    I wrote at work

Four years of full-stack work on systems where being wrong gets expensive; factory floors, legal compliance, health data.

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Experience

Progressive full-stack development across manufacturing, legal, and supply chain systems.

Now with PCB's

May 2026→ now

Manufacturing Systems Engineer software & hardware

Vuteq U.S.A. · Princeton, IN

  • Designed and implemented a React-based web application interfacing directly with shop-floor PLCs and an MSSQL backend to track production cycle times and optimize logistics.
  • Partnered daily with manufacturing floor teams to gather requirements, translating operational bottlenecks into functional code improvements aligned with team sprint goals.
  • Investigated and resolved software bugs across legacy shipping and receiving applications, ensuring data integrity and adherence to SDLC standards during updates.
  • Developed complex T-SQL queries to support real-time data visualization and reporting for supply chain planning.
  • Maintained assigned work items in version control daily, participating in iterative planning sessions and sprint review activities.
ReactMSSQLPLCsT-SQL
Aug 2025→ May 2026

AI & Systems Developer

Amcor · Remote

  • Collaborated with Legal teams to develop AI tools scanning documents for jurisdiction-specific key information, ensuring compliance across multiple regions.
  • Architected internal tools integrating RESTful APIs with enterprise systems, ensuring seamless data flow and adhering to strict security protocols.
  • Implemented unit testing and continuous integration practices, reducing deployment errors and improving code reliability for 100+ users.
  • Created comprehensive technical documentation for backend logic and intent recognition, facilitating knowledge transfer within the team.
AI toolingRESTCIIntent recognition
Aug 2024→ Aug 2025

Software Developer Intern

Amcor · Hybrid

  • Maintained and enhanced scalable full-stack applications using C#, ASP.NET MVC, and Blazor, focusing on performance and stability.
  • Utilized SQL Server for relational database management, writing complex stored procedures and validating data integrity across systems.
  • Actively participated in Agile/Scrum ceremonies including daily standups, sprint planning, retrospectives, and backlog refinement.
  • Managed complex codebases using Git, enforcing peer code reviews and strict coding standards to ensure high-quality deliverables through CI/CD pipelines.
C#ASP.NET MVCBlazorCI/CD
May 2024→ Aug 2024

Logistics Analyst Intern

Amcor · Evansville, IN

  • Analyzed 10+ years of logistics data to identify inefficiencies, creating test plans to validate cost-saving solutions.
  • Designed national trucking fleet dashboards using Excel and Tableau, ensuring accuracy through rigorous regression testing.
Data analysisTableauRegression testing

B.S. Computer Science + minor in Computer Information Systems

University of Southern Indiana · Aug 2023 → Dec 2025

3.96 GPADean's ListOutstanding Achievement Award in CSSecure Coding Practices
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Things I made because I wanted them to exist

At least one thing that might make me money someday

live · ongoingReact · Vite · custom backend

Manabu

A free Japanese learning platform built around how memory actually works instead of how textbooks are organized. Co-developed with a custom back-end framework so it can keep growing, and backed by primary field research — the language in it is the language people really use.

manabu.cc
live demo

Manabu Lesson Builder

A what-you-see editor so teachers can compose lessons — titles, notes, warnings, quotes, vowel charts, tables — pick a theme, and export a module. Nobody should need a pull request to publish a lesson.

try the builder
iOS TestFlightC# MAUI · OCR · OpenAI

BetterSweet

Sugar tracking that takes two seconds. Point the camera at a nutrition label, a custom OCR engine reads it, the graph updates. I led the senior project, which meant owning the auth and encryption layers protecting real health data.

bettersweet.me
Steam page soonGodot · Steamworks

Grupo Gamba

Two original titles being finalized for Steam. Custom multiplayer and backend logic in Godot, wired through the Steamworks API. The full commercial lifecycle — build, QA, release, and everything that breaks afterward.

grupogamba.com
personal researchDocker · Postgres · MySQL · MariaDB

Home lab & local LLMs

Private server environments behind real firewalls and access controls, running open-source models (Llama 3, Qwen) and local RAG pipelines. Two questions I keep chasing: how accurate semantic search can get on your own hardware, and whether deploying these things is a good idea at all.

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Notes

Things I figured out and don't want to forget

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The toolbox

Boxes are clickable, just don't click too many

languages & frameworks

  • C#
  • .NET Core / Framework
  • ASP.NET MVC
  • Blazor
  • T-SQL
  • React
  • JavaScript
  • HTML / CSS
  • Python
  • Angular

data

  • MS SQL Server
  • Stored procedures
  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL / MariaDB
  • Entity Framework
  • MS Dataverse

devops & tools

  • Azure DevOps
  • Git
  • CI/CD pipelines
  • Docker
  • Visual Studio
  • AWS / Azure
  • Godot

how I work

  • Agile / Scrum
  • SAFe concepts
  • NUnit / MSTest
  • Code review
  • Technical documentation
  • Business requirement translation
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Off the clock

I'm a software engineer in Evansville, Indiana. Most of my work lives in C#, React, and SQL server(s), on systems where downtime costs somebody real money. I've gotten comfortable in legacy code, production incidents, and the documentation that happens right after.

Outside of that, I'm usually learning something on purpose. Right now that's Japanese, PCB design, and how to develop a game without my head exploding

more to come, probably

  • lifelong learningcurrently: Japanese, Modular App Design, Godot netcode
  • transit & urban infrastructureI will explain headway to you unprompted
  • automotive repairdebugging, but with more knuckle damage
  • hardware tinkeringthe home lab is louder than it needs to be