Team – Feenx

Meet The Team

Diego

Diego is a senior in high school, with aspirations of being a commercial pilot, being the floor for his goals. He comes to the team with worlds experience from the FRC season CRESCENDO being the team captain. He is an experienced leader and is fully prepared to help the team in whichever way possible.

– Team Captain

Jimmy

My name is Jimmy. While I’ve started a few solo projects like this before, this is my first time joining a group of this level. I’m proficient with Unity, Blender, Physion, various CAD programs, and Raspberry Pi, though I don’t know any coding languages. I’ve rebuilt old computers, installed different ISOs, and created orbit simulations and simple games using Desmos. I highly recommend this team to anyone interested in learning, experience isn’t required, just curiosity.

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Daniel

Although I wasn’t too interested in robotics before joining I am glad I did happen to join, even if it was for a required credit for school.

While I’ve been on the team I’ve learned quite a few things related to engineering and operating machinery. I have been learning Computer Aided Design as a new skill for robotics and how to use 3d printers, C02 lasers and different C.A.D. softwares to an extent. Robotics has always been something I thought was cool but never committed to, this time I think I found the right team to stick and learn with.

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Liann

My interests in robotics and STEM include mechanics and generally learning more about robotics. I find mechanics very interesting and I hope to learn more about it in the future. Since I’ve joined FEENX I’ve learned a lot more about wiring, and mechanics.

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Landon

My name is Landon, I have done small builds and codes before but this will be my first big project with a team. I am excited to try this new experience and I am always up for an adventure. I am ready to start learning all these great skills and building cool things.

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Blake

I’m passionate about STEM, especially the way engineering and programming come together to solve real‑world problems. Robotics has become my favorite space to explore because it blends creativity, teamwork, and hands‑on problem‑solving. I enjoy learning how mechanical systems, sensors, and code all interact to bring a robot to life. Being part of FRC pushes me to keep improving my skills and contribute to something bigger than myself.

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Ivan

I work as part of the electrical and wiring team this season. I personally find the hardware components of robotics fascinating, and would love to learn more about the different aspects of it. I also swim as a side hobby, but am always looking forward to branching out.

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Maksim

I’ve been coding with python for 6 years and have both succeeded and struggled with coding.. I’ve done robotics for 2 years and I really enjoy it because I get to work with my team to build fascinating robots. I have been swimming for 8 years and I think I’m pretty good at it.

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Connor

What I like about robotics is learning all kinds of new stuff. What drew me to robotics was an online learning platform that a friend recommended to me that taught me STEM and I wanted to learn more life skills in robotics. That’s why I wanted to join robotics to learn more life skills and to strengthen my ability to solve problems.

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Rolfe

I’m a student with a strong interest in STEM, especially robotics. I enjoy hands-on building and problem-solving, particularly when it comes to understanding and improving mechanical systems. Robotics stands out to me because it combines creativity with engineering, allowing me to bring ideas to life. I’m always looking for new challenges that help me refine my designs and grow my skills.

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Masih Madani

Coach Madani is a teacher, college instructor, and a serial entrepreneur who holds 6 patents in secure telecommunications over open networks (i.e., the Internet). Coach Madani inspired team 9426 winning Rookie-AllStar at Las Vegas, Nevada, and competing at world Championships in Houston during the 2023-24 season. This season, coach Madani has assembled a talented group of mentors in their respective fields and FRC alumni to ensure the community team FRC 10186, FeenX.org has the STEM proficiency with which to succeed.

– Head Coach

Eric Bradford

Mr. Bradford has been a member of Bridgewire since 2013 and held various board and officer positions since joining. His involvement also includes teaching several Bridgewire and TMCC classes. His professional background is in engineering product development and management for several consumer product companies. Currently he has his own consulting company, American Bradford LLC to design and develop product solutions as well as artistic creations. You can often find Eric working on personal projects or helping other at Bridgewire.

– Mentor

Jeremy Miller

I’m a Software Engineer with 12 years of experience in the Slot Gaming industry, mainly working in C++ and C# with a focus on Unity for the past 9 years. I’ve also taught Robotics and Game Programming workshops at DigiPen University.

Currently, I teach Bridgewire’s CO2 Laser class and help lead the Woodshop Special Interest Group. When I’m not coding or teaching, you’ll probably find me playing board games or painting miniatures.

– Mentor