About

I am currently a third year student pursuing a Bachelors in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I am also pursuing an Honors College degree, which will include writing an undergraduate thesis in my field. I plan to graduate in the spring of 2022, and am working with a focus in Integrated Circuits, which provides an emphasis to circuit architecture, testing, and manufacturing. I am currently working in Oregon State University’s Undergraduate Learning Assistant program for the online Social and Ethical Issues in Computer Science course. In this position, I help students evaluate complex ethical issues in the computer science and electrical engineering fields. With this I have gained exposure to several ethical issues and worked to develop a number of strategies on how to professionally approach, or more importantly prevent, dilemmas. In my education, I have had the opportunity to develop several technical skills, including software, hardware, and firmware skills. I have completed projects helping me to develop proficiency in MATLAB, C/C++, RTL, and AVR Assembly. I also have experience programming an Arduino for a number of purposes, such as data sampling/manipulation and signal generation. I also have experience with simulation software such as LTSpice. I have had experience working to design, manage, and execute projects in team environments. The most recent project included working with three other undergraduate students remotely to implement a robust smart chicken coop system that tracks displayable resource consumption non-invasively, and includes a warning system for the owner. See linked projects for more details. Starting spring 2021, I will be working as an NSF-funded undergraduate researcher to explore non-invasive electronic methodologies for measuring water capacity and content within plants for the sake of efficient irrigation.