Hi, I’m Cory!

Born in the Rocky Mountains in a small city called Durango, Colorado, my childhood was an adventure bouncing between Colorado and New Mexico. I spent plenty of time outdoors and just as much indoors, taking apart toys to figure out how they worked. This curiosity eventually steered me toward science, engineering, and geology at San Juan College, then onward to New Mexico Tech and the New Mexico Bureau of Mines. Yes, I'm genuinely that guy who gets excited about cool rocks.

Fast forward—I traded the mountains for sunny Miami, diving into Maximo projects at Banetti. Missing snowboarding, I discovered the thrill of the Onewheel electric skateboard. After enough flat tires to last a lifetime, I channeled my inner scientist and invented Armor-Dilloz tire sealant. Then came the Draggin’ Tail spark plate—because sparks really do make everything cooler, right? Speaking of sparks, one wild night I even chased a hit-and-run driver through Wynwood on my Onewheel (true story—just ask the Discovery Channel). Turns out, Onewheels make excellent crime-stoppers. Heck, we've even helped replace stolen boards. 50,000+ floating miles later, I honestly can't imagine life without my boards.

By day, I'm deep into crafting innovative reliability engineering and AI-driven solutions for industrial challenges at Banetti. After hours, I dive into hobbies—creating art, building powerful lasers, exploring NOAA maps of the ocean floor, or just cruising around town with friends.

Oh, and speaking of group rides — I founded Støkebird, a small hangout that quickly grew into a community of hundreds of electric riders united by pure stoke, joining together every February in Miami for the biggest group rides Onewheels have seen yet. I even moonlight as a photographer, capturing epic moments because good memories deserve great pictures.

Bottom line: I'm part geology geek, part tech tinkerer, always curious, definitely a scientist, and passionate about connecting people. If you're into Onewheels, creative technology, or debating meteorite-versus-sinkhole mysteries, we're probably already friends. If not, let's change that!

Catch you out there—let's find an adventure!