Six things I designed, built, and got working on real hardware.
Computer engineering senior at Cal Poly SLO — firmware, analog circuits, digital logic, and mechanical design. Most recently at Ouster, writing hardware-in-the-loop tests for lidar sensors.
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Six projects across four disciplines
Work
Full history on the resumeEmbedded Software Engineer Intern
OusterSummer 2026- Built a Python hardware-in-the-loop test suite that simulates GPS signals over UART to validate lidar I/O timing, internal clock synchronization, and pulse output across all configurable modes.
- Eliminated 20% pulse loss in frequency readings by engineering a pull-up circuit and implementing high-rate sampling with custom Python edge detection.
- Automated deployment to the CI rack using Dockerized Jenkins jobs triggered on merge requests, static network routing, and a custom 3D-printed hardware mount.
Low Voltage Engineer
Cal Poly Prototype Vehicles Laboratory2025 – Present- Designed and implemented a low-latency, browser-accessible video feed using a Raspberry Pi, camera module, and Flask server for real-time remote operation.
- Developing a real-time UDP file-transfer and video-streaming system that segments large data into custom-headered packets and reassembles them at the receiver.
Co-Founder
Hive Parking2025 – 2026- Built an online marketplace connecting students with local driveway owners, covering the listing, booking, and payment flows end to end.
- Ran market research and partnered with Cal Poly transportation services to position the platform as an alternative to parking permits.
CAD Team Lead
FIRST Robotics, Spartatroniks 35122019 – 2022- Led a design team in 3D modeling a competition-ready robot in SolidWorks, ranking in the top 1% of FIRST teams worldwide.
- Oversaw the full design process from initial sketch to final assemblies, ensuring manufacturability and compliance with FRC guidelines.