I'm an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin with a strong focus on embedded systems and circuit design. I specialize in low-level firmware development and custom PCB design, bringing hardware to life through bare metal C and ARM assembly. I also have experience developing and porting custom Real Time Operating Systems. I am passionate about bridging the gap between hardware and software to solve complex, multidisciplinary challenges.
Education
Aug 2025 – May 2028
B.S. Electrical & Computer Engineering — Computer Architecture & Embedded Systems
Mar 2026 – Present
Austin, Texas
Embedded firmware and hardware R&D across closed-loop motor control, RTOS porting, edge AI, and OEM controller/display integration.
Feb 2025 – May 2025
Round Rock, Texas
Built a speech-to-text pipeline driving robotic whiteboard rendering, coordinating across hardware and software teams.
Feb 2018 – Jan 2025
Raised $2K+ through fundraising and corporate sponsor donations; led 40+ volunteers over 2 days to design and build a renovated seating area at a local high school tennis court, culminating in earning Eagle Scout.
Embedded Systems / C++
A bare-metal artillery duel game on the TI MSPM0 platform, synced in real time between two independent boards over UART, with a custom sprite pipeline, fixed-point physics, and a hardware joystick interface.
Embedded Systems / IoT
A connected e-paper display that renders a new message each day from a cloud backend, running for months per charge on deep-sleep power management, with a custom self-updating OTA firmware pipeline.
Embedded Systems / Wireless
A custom ESP32-S3 PCB and firmware that decodes the full OBD2 PID set over CAN and streams it via a packed BLE protocol to a custom iPad app built to look and feel like a full car dashboard.
Browser-Based Embedded Tools
A workbench of hardware utilities I built for my own workflow: a 32-bit register/bitmask calculator, resistor band decoder, architecture pin/address quick-reference, and a Web Serial terminal for talking to devices directly from the browser.
Open the Lab