David Spurlock · Scottsdale, Arizona

Glad you stopped by.

Hey, I’m David.

I’ve worked in technology, real estate, and a small products business. I like getting into how things work, asking questions, and finding a useful way forward.

This is a mix of projects, experiments, and a few detours along the way. I’m sharing the working-out along with the finished bits.

For the work history, here’s my experience. The résumé is here, too.

Ivory horses sculpted in architectural relief
Spirit · Buck McCainAn interpretation of the bronze sculpture outside ASU’s W. P. Carey School of Business. Donated by Morton and Donna Fleischer in 2009 to inspire future entrepreneurs.

Things I’m making & figuring out

A few things on the desk.

The whole workbench
BitSecure academic prototype with synthetic investment values and a safety checkpoint.

BitSecure · Unlaunched academic prototype

What should a warning actually tell you?

A product idea from my Cornell coursework, revisited as a prototype about explaining risk before a digital-asset transfer. Synthetic examples, with the limits left visible.

Read the project notes
the decisions behind the screen
Original blue-ink illustration of saguaros and Sonoran desert mountains.
A little local context.Arizona, in blue ink · Illustration

You can try this one.

Control Explorer · A small browser experiment

“We have MFA.”
Okay. What does that prove?

Pick a sample, look at the evidence, and compare the plain-language explanation with its limits.

Give it a try No account. Three fictional examples.
Original blue-pencil illustration of a three-tier fountain and loose product-study sheets.
Fountain study · Illustration

Yes, the chocolate kind.

An unexpected chapter

There were fountains, too.

I co-managed a specialty beverage and chocolate fountain business. Product questions, sourcing, the website, and getting orders out the door were all part of it.

It’s one of the chapters behind this mix of interests. On the About page, I’ve kept an archived storefront image and the original product guide.

A little of that story

Away from the job titles

A couple of other things.

People, not just projects.

Career conversations

I’ve volunteered with Hire Heroes USA, helping veterans work through résumés and their next steps.

More about that
A shared interest goes a long way.

Games & learning together

At ASU, I was part of the esports and hacking clubs. There’s something good about figuring things out with other people.

The non-résumé version

Thanks for stopping by.

Something catch your interest?

A question, a project, or something you’d approach differently—I’m happy to compare notes.

Say hello
— DavidA note about making this site →