EITHAN TUYILINGIRE - ABOUT ======================================================================== https://etservice.us/about I learn things by needing them first. Almost everything on this site started as a problem I had no idea how to solve. My current focus is Fiftra, our company developing a fast-charging power bank around Molicel P50B cells. We are targeting a 0–80% recharge in 15 minutes, with custom charging electronics and thermal management. We received a 1517 Medici Grant to support prototype development; now the work is building and testing the design. In 2023 I joined the electrical team for Okemos Solar Racing, writing the CAN telemetry for a car that won its division that year. I later became electrical lead for the 2025-26 season. Vehicle electronics are unforgiving in a way software is not: a connector works on the bench and fails in the sun, and you find out with a clock running. The DJ controller is the clearest version of the pattern. I wanted a deck, would not pay for one, and decided that meant I should build it. Three revisions later I can design a PCB and have spent roughly three times the price of the deck. Running alongside all of it since 2024 is ET Service, where I design and build websites for local businesses. It taught me the part no personal project can: somebody else decides when the thing is finished. Getting the first client was harder than building the first site. With my cofounder Pranav Gollu, I built Rulix, a copilot for export-control work: it researches classifications, shows the regulatory support behind every claim, and produces something a reviewer can actually audit. I am putting Rulix on pause and working on Fiftra now. Away from all of it I run, ski, DJ, and play viola and piano. The common thread is that I can tell whether I am getting better, and I lose interest quickly when I cannot. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This is the plain text view. Open the same URL in a browser for HTML. Machine readable: https://etservice.us/api/v1