Aiden reflected in a cluster of bare light bulbs hanging from a graffitied ceiling.

Transforming now

AidenDucey-Kline

Howdy!

I’m a computer science student at Texas A&M and a product developer at Atlas Energy Solutions, where I build and teach AI tools that make real work easier.

It started early. I was drawn to computer science growing up, and through Code2College I landed two summer internships at NI while still in high school. At A&M, I worked as a web developer for Texas A&M Health, while adapting as AI reshaped the software engineering industry by building my own full-stack mobile and web app, LectureU. That work led to my current role at Atlas.

I like bringing technology to people and places it hasn’t reached yet. As webmaster of the Professional Brotherhood of Engineers, I modernized our website and ran workshops on AI email classifiers and portfolio sites, because I believe these skills are becoming necessary for students outside of computer science. On Formula Electric’s software team, I helped introduce AI email classifiers and data-analysis tools, and I’m continuing to build new models and workflows. As an engineering entrepreneurship minor student and Meloy Scholar, I’m learning to take ideas from problem to product, and I’m exploring projects and startups of my own.

Away from these, you’ll find me with friends, in the gym, in the kitchen, watching a Bears game, traveling, or behind a camera.

I’m currently building at Atlas, and I’m always open to new connections. Reach out here.

Aiden Ducey-Kline

Computer science, Texas A&M

Aiden in a hard hat and safety glasses, giving a thumbs up on an industrial platform.

Aiden in a maroon Formula Electric software polo, giving a thumbs up and showing his Aggie Ring.

The full Formula Electric team in maroon polos on the steps of a Texas A&M building.

Officers of the Professional Brotherhood of Engineers in navy suits, posed on stone steps.

The record

Product developer at Atlas Energy Solutions. I build software and automations across the company, including AI agents in Copilot Studio and Foundry, and I take a project from the database through deploy.

The Projects

Lumina AI

Lumina AI is in progress. A full write-up is coming soon.

GitHub

Preview

Coming soon

Screens and a full write-up are on the way.

Project 02Live

AI Order Email Management System

Built for Texas A&M Formula Electric in fall 2026. Order emails from Mechanical Engineering were getting lost in the inbox, so I deployed a model on Microsoft Foundry and used Power Automate to read each one as it arrived.

Categorizes each order email as it arrives
Updates the order status in the web app
Sends a Teams message when something is off

Year: Fall 2026
Role: Solo build
For: Formula Electric

Microsoft Foundry
Power Automate
GPT-4.1 mini

Used internally

Incoming email

Subject

Your order #1234 has been shipped!

Order app

#1234Shipped

Project 03Live

LectureU

A study suite I built in early 2025. I wanted a lecture as cards instead of a two-hour recording, so I wired the model, Stripe, and the database myself.

Turns a recorded lecture into a written summary
Generates flashcards from the same lecture
Paid plans through Stripe

Year: 2025
Role: Solo build

Stripe
Supabase
PostgreSQL

lectureu.com

Summary

Stacks, and the empty case

A stack is last in, first out. The hour covers the array under it, then the pop that has nothing left to take.

Flashcard

The Photography

All 31

A woman in a long scarf walks a Tokyo street with two children, a subway entrance behind them.

The Sagrada Família at dusk, pink sky, with a construction crane beside the towers.

Sunlight and waves under a pier, the columns throwing long shadows on the sand.

A crowded Tokyo crossing, with a person in a wheelchair in the foreground and towers behind.

Snow on the tiled roofs of a tightly packed neighborhood, seen from above.

Inside a Porsche, wooden steering wheel and a plaid bag on the dash, a crowd outside the windshield.

A person in the surf at sunset, mountains across the water.

Write to me

College Station based during the semester
Austin during the summer

[email protected]661-471-0962

“If I’m an advocate for anything, it’s to move. As far as you can, as much as you can. Across the ocean, or simply across the river. The extent to which you can walk in someone else’s shoes or at least eat their food, it’s a plus for everybody. Open your mind, get up off the couch, move.”

— Anthony Bourdain