I am a computer engineer, programmer, and maker specializing in embedded systems.
I'm a tinkerer at heart -- I love making, fixing, and improving my world. I am passionate about creating devices that solve everyday problems, and that passion has driven me to learn and grow throughout my life. I feel right at home working on a project that will challenge me, teach me new skills, and in the end make something cool.
I am a developer on a scrum team, that develops for the XBee RF module line. I mostly work on firmware for the XBee modules in C, and on developing an automated test bed written in python using custom test hardware.
As an intern at LeGrand I worked on development, verification, and documentation for hardware and embedded firmware. I wrote a suite of python tests that automated development testing of hardware and firmware. Introducing automated tests reduced the time to perform testing by 90%
I worked with prototyping software and machinery (PCB mill, 3D printer, etc.), helped students with personal electronics projects and assignments, and completed projects for the department.
I studied Computer Engineering at BYU with an emphasis in embedded system programming, graduating in April of 2018. I have taken courses in RTOS design, embedded system design, computer architecture, and operating system design, FPGA Development, and other related topics.
I studied Global Leadership and Chinese Culture at Sun Yat-Sen University. The course was
intended to help engineers develop leadership skills and global agility in order to more
effectively collaborate in global teams.
Over the course of the study I worked on a
multidisciplinary team comprised of American and Chinese students, and at the end of the course
of study all of the teams worked together to organize a service project for the local community.
I graduated top 5% of my class.