Portfolio

I currently have my amateur radio technician’s license (KJ7AGN), foundational skills in CNC machines (Mills and Lathes), 3+ years in soldering, foundational skills in CAD software such as EagleCAD, Blender, and Solidworks, and some experience with the Unity game engine. I have lots of experience with C++, and have played with C, assembly, python scripting, C# scripting, and forth, giving me a strong programming fundamentals understanding. I have made many extensive projects with Arduino, as well as the standalone microcontroller from Atmel (ATmega328P). I hold lots of experience with the Linux/UNIX operating system, and have a strong knowledge of the command line. I am competent in Word and Excel, though my preferred typesetting system is LaTeX. Via my blog I have gained skills in technical writing and documentation.

At my university I am one of thirteen chosen this year to be a part of a rigorous international program called Grand Challenge Scholars, based on the Grand Challenge Engineering mission. I will be researching advanced health informatics with a computer science and biomedical professor.

4 x 4 x 4 LED Rainbow Cube

I used this project to learn some circuitry basics, as well as work on my soldering skills.

Arduino MP3 System with DFPlayer

Summer 2019 mini-project as a birthday present. Fully functional MP3 player with Arduino!

Binary Watch

I challenged myself to design and create a project entirely from scratch before I left for college, so I chose to design a watch that displayed the time in binary.

Parental Digital Assitant (PDA) Chore Tracking System

In my freshman spring semester of 2018, I designed and coded a digital chore tracker with my design team.

Oscillating Air Engine

In my freshman fall semester of 2018, I designed and fabricated an oscillating air engine.

Simon Says on Basys3 FPGA in Verilog

Sophomore fall semester project was implementing a Simon Says state machine onto the Basys3 FPGA.