About Us
Jessie's Cars is built by a small team of engineers who care about doing the work right.
Jessie Pullaro
Computer Engineer
Jessie leads system integration on complex computer systems and spent years building embedded Linux platforms for US Navy training systems — but the real passion is automotive. Outside of work, Jessie designs automotive PCBs, firmware, full stack solutions, restores classic cars, and has a long-running love of rapid prototyping, 3D printing, and CAD that goes back to running a university 3D-printing lab. Jessie's Cars is where all of that comes together.
Michael Cedre
Mechanical Engineer
Michael spent nearly a decade at General Motors, most recently leading performance and validation for Brightdrop's electric delivery vans, and before that running energy-systems performance across GM's heavy-duty truck lineup — drive-cycle testing, thermal and durability DOE, and the CAFE/GHG compliance work behind vehicles that actually ship. He's a Design for Six Sigma Black Belt with a background in rapid prototyping and CAD release, going back to leading his university's SAE Baja team. That same validate-it-for-real discipline carries over here.
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VaporWare Labs
“Experiment. Share Results. Enjoy the Process.”
VaporWare Labs is an independent engineering workshop focused on embedded systems, software, electronics, rapid prototyping, and practical experimentation, turning ambitious ideas into working hardware and open, well-documented projects. VaporWare Labs collaborates with Jessie's Cars on automotive electronics, custom control systems, embedded software, 3D-printed components, and the occasionally unreasonable idea that is simply too interesting not to build.
Visit VaporWare Labs →Brian Register
Founder, VaporWare Labs
Brian Register is a software and systems engineer with a background spanning real-time software, embedded systems, simulation, controls, and technical leadership. He founded VaporWare Labs as a home for the projects he builds simply because they seem worth exploring — software tools, autonomous systems, electronics, 3D printing, AI, and whatever comes next. When he isn't building systems professionally, there's a good chance he's in the lab turning an unnecessarily ambitious idea into working hardware or software.