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About WURS10

A focused engineering entity where depth of knowledge replaces organizational overhead.

Mumbai, IndiaEngineering since the 1990s

Wursten Dsilva

Most engineers specialize. I integrated. While others were choosing between hardware and software, between analog and digital, between embedded and cloud—I was learning that the best solutions don't respect those boundaries.

I started with DC circuits in the fifth grade. Assembled my first PC before seventh. Built embedded systems before my engineering degree. By the time I graduated with a BE in Instrumentation (2013), I had already been shipping working projects for years.

The result is a rare combination: someone who can design transformer windings for a 10kW power supply, write firmware for the controller, build the desktop application to monitor it, and deploy the whole thing to AWS—all without a handoff, without miscommunication, without the delays that come from fragmented teams.

No courses, no mentors — just documentation and determination. When I discovered electronics, everything clicked: software could control the physical world.

Over 15 years, I've developed a unique capability: complete vertical integration. When you work with me, there's no team to coordinate, no handoffs to manage, no communication gaps. One person handles hardware design, firmware development, software applications, and cloud deployment.

The result? Projects ship faster, work better, and cost less. Not because I cut corners, but because there's no overhead. Every decision is made by someone who understands the entire system.

This website? Built in half a day. Concept to deployment — design, code, testing, live. That's not a boast; it's how I work. When you own every layer of the stack, speed is a side effect.

"WURS10" is derived from my name—Wursten. It's personal because the work is personal.

The Journey

A Timeline of Building

Early 1990s

First Circuits

DC electronics, battery-operated circuits. Windows 98 on Pentium II. The foundation was laid early.

Before 7th Grade

First PC Assembly

Built and assembled a complete PC from components. Hardware wasn't intimidating—it was a puzzle to solve.

8th Grade

First Embedded Project

The classic clap switch. Simple, but it worked. The spark that ignited everything that followed.

Before 12th Grade

Software Mastery

AutoCAD, CorelDRAW, Photoshop, Word, Excel, PowerPoint—all mastered before engineering college even began.

2008

Pixel LED Controllers

Built SPI-based pixel controllers years before the industry caught up. 8,000 pixels at 30Hz, later scaled to 32,000.

2010

Production Instrumentation

3-phase true RMS voltmeter deployed. Still running today. 0.1% accuracy with simple, available components.

2013

BE Instrumentation

Formal degree completed—but the real education had been happening for over a decade already.

Pre-2018

Smart Lighting Systems

RGBW controllers with ESP32, local network control, presets—built before the IoT lighting boom.

Present

Full-Stack Product Engineering

20+ production projects. Hardware to cloud. Complete vertical integration. One engineer, complete solutions.

Capabilities

Technical Depth

Not a list of buzzwords. Every item here represents production experience.

Microcontroller Fluency

AVR (ATmega)
15+ years • Production backbone
ESP32
7+ years • IoT & connectivity
STM32
5+ years • Industrial applications
nRF52
4+ years • Low-power BLE
Raspberry Pi
8+ years • Edge computing

IDEs: Arduino, AVR Studio, Microchip Studio, STM32CubeIDE, Segger Embedded Studio, VS Code, Visual Studio, Eclipse, Unreal Engine

Component Ecosystem

Texas InstrumentsAnalog DevicesMaxim/DallasSTMicroelectronicsNordic SemiconductorMicrochipInfineonNXP

From analog precision (ADI, Maxim) to power switching (Infineon, TI) to wireless (Nordic, ESP). If it has a datasheet, I can integrate it.

Domain Expertise

Power Electronics

10kW SMPS, transformer design, IGBT switching, protection circuits

Embedded Systems

Bare-metal to RTOS, multi-year battery life, real-time control

Stage & Entertainment

DMX, Art-Net, sACN, pixel controllers, lighting systems

IoT & Cloud

MQTT architecture, AWS deployment, $5/mo production systems

Instrumentation

True RMS measurement, 0.1% accuracy, industrial-grade sensors

Software & Applications

Python, PySide6, Flask, Unreal Engine, desktop & web applications

Principles

Engineering Values

Not buzzwords. These are the principles that have guided every project for 15 years.

Build to Last

No quick fixes. Every solution is designed for production, maintained for years, and documented properly.

First Principles

Understand the problem before writing code. Question assumptions. Find the root cause, not symptoms.

Complete Ownership

From schematic to cloud deployment. No handoffs, no miscommunication, no excuses. Just results.

Approach

Engineering Philosophy

Production, Not Prototypes

Every project is designed for deployment. Not demos. Not proofs-of-concept. Systems that run for years, in the field, without hand-holding.

Vertical Integration

No handoffs between hardware and firmware teams. No miscommunication between embedded and cloud. One engineer who understands every layer.

Pragmatic Component Selection

Designs built with commonly available parts. No exotic components that disappear from supply chains. Solutions that can be manufactured and maintained.

Documentation as Deliverable

Schematics, firmware, PCB files, deployment guides. You own everything. No vendor lock-in. No dependency on any single person—including me.

What to Expect

Working Together

Direct Communication

No project managers, no account executives. You talk directly to the person building your system.

Transparent Progress

Regular updates with technical depth. You'll understand what's being built and why.

Documentation Included

Every project comes with comprehensive documentation. Schematics, code comments, deployment guides.

Long-Term Support

I stand behind my work. Bug fixes and reasonable modifications included. Your success is my reputation.

Let's Build Something

Whether you need a complete product, a critical subsystem, or deep technical consultation—let's have an engineering conversation.