Lee Atkinson is the founder and CEO of MeanStride Technology, bringing four decades of software engineering experience and a foundation in mathematical physics to custom hardware-software systems. He leads end-to-end product development—specifying, prototyping, testing and optimizing devices and control interfaces—for clients with distinctive, high-precision needs. Lee’s hands-on background includes embedded systems and IoT work in CircuitPython, contributing low-level ADC/DMA functionality for efficient analog data acquisition on Raspberry Pi platforms. Before founding MeanStride he advised and architected software solutions at IBM, Sirchie and other engineering firms, blending enterprise-scale rigor with boutique custom engineering. Based in Burlington, NC, he applies physics, microfabrication and materials insight to practical engineering problems, often tackling projects that sit between pure research and product-ready systems. Colleagues rely on him when a blend of deep technical knowledge and pragmatic design is needed to turn unconventional ideas into working devices.
CircuitPython - a Python implementation for teaching coding with microcontrollers
Role in this project:
Embedded Systems Engineer / IoT Developer
Contributions:18 reviews, 1 PR, 34 comments in 9 months
Contributions summary:Lee's contributions focus on the development of low-level functionalities within the CircuitPython environment. The commits reveal modifications to core C code, specifically in the context of analog input using DMA capture and hardware initialization for the Raspberry Pi platform. These changes involve setting up ADC, DMA channels, and data transfers, suggesting a focus on efficient data acquisition from analog sensors within the CircuitPython ecosystem.
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Lee Atkinson - CEO - Owner at MeanStride Technology