Spark Stack Inc.

"I started in my garage selling finished pieces. Then people kept asking: can I build this myself? That's when the company changed."

I'm a mechanical engineering graduate who has always loved building and creating. After that question kept coming back, I realized the product was never just supposed to be the final piece on the wall — it was supposed to be the experience of making it. Most DIY kits feel childish and disposable. Most wall art feels mass-produced and lifeless. Spark Stack combines both: a hands-on build that ends in something you're genuinely proud to display. Every kit is designed in our Nashville workshop with one goal — to reconnect adults back to creating.

I graduated from Queen's University as a mechanical engineer, where I also met and became best friends with the rest of the team. Now I help handle the design and prototyping for every new Spark Stack release. I grew up just north of Toronto, always playing sports and building things, so getting to create with my hands every day is easily my favorite part of what I do here.

Met my college best friends, turned business partners at Queen's University, where I studied Applied Economics. A few years later, I moved from Toronto to Nashville with a duffel bag, a laptop, and no real plan — just the chance to build something from the ground up. These days, I oversee operations, financials, fulfillment, and the supply chain, but the truth is we're a startup, so everyone does a bit of everything. Every day is a new opportunity to build, and I wouldn't trade it.

I'm Will's twin brother. In 2025, I graduated from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, with a degree in Computer Engineering. I build the internal tools, software, and systems the workshop runs on. I write the code for our print queue, our cutter, and our order system — if you've ever bought a Spark Stack, my code touched it before it touched the laser.