Isaac Sukin is a product-focused engineering leader with 15+ years building B2B web and AI products, currently serving as VP of Engineering at Ash where he oversees web and security for at-home health testing. He has scaled teams from early-stage to 80 people and led cross-functional efforts across engineering, product, ML, design, and security at companies like PunttAI and Instrumental. A hands-on technologist since 2007, Isaac still codes front-end and 3D graphics (notably contributing terrain generation work to a Three.js project), bringing practical depth to system and UI decisions. He combines deep technical fluency with product strategy—shipping ML-powered manufacturing optimization and an AI compliance engine—and excels at building productive processes and joyful team culture. Trained at Wharton, he blends entrepreneurial instincts with operational rigor and a track record of turning complex technical challenges into customer-facing value.
14 years of coding experience
13 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Management (Entrepreneurship & Innovation) and Operational Management (Information Systems), Bachelor of Science (B.S.) Management (Entrepreneurship & Innovation) and Operational Management (Information Systems) at The Wharton School
A procedural terrain generation engine for use with the Three.js 3D graphics library for the web.
Role in this project:
Full-stack Developer
Contributions:8 releases, 1 review, 131 commits in 8 years 4 months
Contributions summary:Isaac made significant contributions to the procedural terrain generation engine, focusing on both functional enhancements and demo improvements within the Three.js library. They implemented new terrain generation methods using Perlin and Simplex noise, and added support for non-square terrains. Furthermore, the user added support for blended materials and a skybox, and developed a method to convert generated terrain to heightmaps. The contributions show a strong understanding of 3D graphics and web development principles.
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