What I do
I have a deep-rooted desire to advance my knowledge and experience in the realm of electronics and hardware engineering. During my education, I have participated in clubs, research, and projects to broaden my knowledge and experience in these goals.
Design
Driven by my interests, I have designed and engineered embedded systems to meet specific requirements. I have gained hands-on experience working with laboratory equipment, microcontrollers, and communication protocols. I have further developed these skills by working with industry-standard tools such as LTspice, Altium Designer, and Git for version control. Please refer to my Embedded Engineering Portfolio for the most up-to-date information about my designs and projects.
Work
Throughout my education, I have focused on gaining hands-on experience and building relationships with employers currently working in the field. While at West Virginia University, I participate in the Cyber Resilience Resource Center (CRRC) Fellowship, where I have gained experience in network security, IoT lifecycle obsolescence, and technical communication. I also worked at Bechtel Plant Machinery, Inc. this past summer as an Electrical/Computer Engineering Intern, where I gained valuable experience in schematic review and technical writing. Please refer to my resume for a complete overview of my current and previous work experience.
Learn
As a full-time student, learning both inside and outside of the classroom is my top priority. My current interests beyond class have guided my choices in academic electives, coursework, and clubs toward embedded systems. My time spent in the West Virginia University chapter of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) is an exemplary example of my drive to learn outside the classroom. Through this club, I have had the opportunity to work on hands-on projects to build my experience, as well as network with other students in my major.
