Adam Ure

I help hardware teams ship software that pairs reliably, syncs accurately and updates safely. I got into software because I love building things people depend on, and connected devices are where that matters most: when an app talks to hardware, “it works on my machine” isn’t good enough.

Over the past six years I’ve led mobile and platform work for connected products, from consumer devices to a regulated medical device platform. I co-invented a patented multi-tier Bluetooth security framework for mobile-to-device communication, led compliance-critical features for a regulated medical device platform, and built a localization and audit pipeline that cut verification time by about 99.8%. Today I’m the founding engineer at Snifr, building a Wi-Fi-connected e-nose for gut health tracking that’s now in beta.

I build quality in rather than bolting it on afterward: test-driven development, clean architecture and CI/CD quality gates that let teams ship on a cadence they can plan around. I hold an M.S. in Software Development and a B.S. in Computer Science, and I mentor engineers who want to grow. Away from the keyboard I’m a dad of three, a singer and a lifelong student of Mandarin.