Gastown Simulator
First-person Vancouver prototype using browser rendering, civic/open-data world files, route anchors, weather/time-of-day controls, and iterative product design.
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Vancouver, BC • Creative technology • QA automation • Music tools
I’m Suzy Easton — a senior technical generalist, musician, and creative technologist turning messy systems into working tools: QA automation, IT operations, practical AI prototypes, civic/open-data experiments, and music tech.
Recently available after a company-wide layoff. Open to senior technical roles, contract debugging, QA automation, and sharp creative-tech builds.
Retro-futurist lab mode: online
FEATURED CONVERSATION // ON AIR
LATEST SIGNAL // AI FILM CLUB
I joined Mayumi Rollings for an AI Film Club fireside chat about the middle ground between prompting and building: ASMR Lab, Gastown/Vancouver scene experiments, procedural audio, creator control, and why I started making my own tools instead of waiting for a platform to fit.
Part film experiment, part product prototype, part “fine, I’ll build it myself.”
Projects with a practical point of view: experiments that ship, teach, and stay useful.
First-person Vancouver prototype using browser rendering, civic/open-data world files, route anchors, weather/time-of-day controls, and iterative product design.
Enter GastownAI feedback tool for musicians: upload a track, get practical mix notes, and move faster from “something’s off” to “that’s the problem.”
Analyze a TrackRetro terminal outage tracker for modern service chaos: status clarity, provider feeds, alert hooks, and public utility.
View OutagesProcedural audio-visual experiments where storyboards, synths, browser visuals, and AI prompts meet in the weird part of the lab.
Explore the LabAn experimental voice-and-attitude-driven creative app inspired by Steve Albini: part tribute, part interactive web experiment, part chaos-tested music-tech artifact.
Open Albini Q&AThe same brain behind the systems also writes songs, makes noisy little films, talks shop, and occasionally turns Vancouver rain into a production aesthetic.
I’m open to senior technical roles, contract QA/automation work, practical AI prototypes, and debugging projects where the system is messy and someone needs to make the thing make sense.
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Projects // Work with Suzy // Bio