Perth, Western Australia · Professional record

Hands-on work.Documented as it grows.

I'm Warren Nelson—an industrial field service technician with a background in CNC and manufacturing, currently extending that experience through engineering study and rapid, practical prototyping.

The record

Experience in context

Not a polished endpoint—a growing account of the work, what it taught me, and where it leads next.

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Industrial field service

Work carried out on industrial machinery at customer sites: fault-finding, maintenance, commissioning support, and the practical decisions that keep equipment moving.

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02

CNC & manufacturing

More than a decade around fabrication and CNC environments, from machine operation and production constraints to CAD/CAM, setup, troubleshooting, and machine building.

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03

Engineering study

Ongoing engineering study used to formalise and extend hands-on experience across electrical, mechanical, control, safety, and systems thinking.

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04

Prototypes & systems

Small, fast experiments in software, electronics, automation, data, and AI—built to answer a real question, then recorded so the result can be improved or reused.

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Selected work

Evidence, not just claims

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Working method

From field problem to useful record

  1. 1

    Observe

    Start with the machine, operator, environment, and actual failure mode.

  2. 2

    Build

    Make the smallest useful fixture, script, model, test, or prototype.

  3. 3

    Verify

    Check the result against real constraints, not just a clean demo.

  4. 4

    Document

    Leave a record of the reasoning, outcome, and next iteration.

Writing & notes

The reasoning behind the work

Field observations, CNC lessons, engineering concepts, build logs, and honest post-project notes.

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Built in public, updated over time

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