Electrical Engineering student at CU Boulder from Waimea, Hawaii, building embedded systems from bare metal to enclosure — circuits, firmware, and the boards that hold them together.
Three systems spanning firmware, embedded UI, and motor control — each taken from breadboard to a working, enclosed device.
An ESP32-based alarm clock with a real-time state machine, interrupt-driven encoder/button input, SPI OLED display, NTP-synced RTC, and live weather over REST. Built from breadboard to a soldered protoboard in a custom 3D-printed enclosure, with an MQTT hub demonstrating pub/sub IoT architecture.
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Blackjack and roulette modes on an STM32 microcontroller with an LCD display and touchscreen input. Game logic in C, including random number generation and interaction handling, tuned for a responsive feel.
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An Arduino-driven robot that plays music through PWM-driven audio while executing driving patterns — motion control and audio output integrated on a custom motor-control PCB, hand-soldered for reliable connections.
View repoTeaching, tours, and troubleshooting — on campus and at sea.
What's on the bench and in the toolchain.
Circuits I & II (A) · Linear Systems (A) · Electronics Design Lab (A–) · Embedded Software Engineering (A) · Data Structures (A) · Programmable Digital Systems (A) · Microelectronics (A) · Fields and Waves (A–) · Calculus I–III · Probability & Statistics (A)
Full education, experience, and project history in one document — for recruiters, professors, or printing.
Open to embedded systems, hardware, and firmware internships. Based in Boulder, CO — reachable anywhere.