I am currently a senior year Electrical Engineering student at the Rochester Institute of Technology. Currently, I am focusing my academics on two areas: real-time and embedded systems design; and computer systems and architecture. While my career interests are focused on these two areas of expertise, there are a wide range of fields I would be interested in working in where these can be applied, including robotics and other automation, virtual reality systems, artificial intelligence, and computer hardware design.

Aside from my academic and professional interests, I do occasional hobbyist electronics projects using the Arduino platform, which I was introduced to early in my high school years. I also occasionally work on personal software projects in my spare time, and have even published an Android application. It is called Sad Bird and was developed as a sort of satire about the many bird-based games such as Flappy Bird, Angry Birds, and their derivatives that had become popular at around the same time. Other ongoing projects include a 2D terrain generator to help create maps for fantasy worlds, a simple 2D RPG game, and a tile-based map editor for the RPG. None of these projects are currently hosted on my GitHub account, though I plan to add the terrain generator and map editor when I feel they are developed enough to be useful and worth sharing to the world.

My work experience in the world of engineering currently includes internships at three different companies. I worked as a Test Development Engineer Intern at Sandstone Technologies in Rochester, NY, where I spent the fall semester in 2017 working as a full-time intern and had the pleasure of working part-time there while I was in Rochester for classes. I also worked as a full-time intern at Sanmina Corporation in Manchester, NH as an Engineering Intern during the summer of 2018. Most recently, I have been working as a Firmware Engineer Intern at Aclara Technologies in Somersworth, NH since May 2019.

If you are interested in further details regarding my employment, academics, or skills, please see my LinkedIn profile. Please feel free to connect with me and contact me there with regards to any projects I am working on, as I am always looking to build my network and discuss what I am working on with new people.