Computer Engineering Student · Simon Fraser University
I like building things that actually work. Right now that means writing firmware for robots on the SFU Robot Soccer team.
Real-time embedded C on STM32 microcontrollers for autonomous RoboCup robots: interrupt-driven PWM motor control, a framed and checksummed protocol over UART and SPI radio links, and bus debugging with logic analyzers and oscilloscopes.
Led mechanical design for an 8-person team: CAD modeling, stress analysis, and a motor-driven dispensing mechanism, built and tested across 2 prototypes.
Built the budget enforcement feature of a C++ command-line app in a 5-person team, validated with unit testing and iterative debugging.
I'm a Computer Engineering student at Simon Fraser University. Right now I write firmware for the SFU Robot Soccer team, developing real-time embedded C on STM32 microcontrollers that drives the motors and radio links of autonomous RoboCup robots.
Before that, I led the mechanical design of an automated measuring cup with an 8-person team, from CAD modeling and stress analysis to a motor-driven dispensing mechanism tested across 2 prototypes. I like work that sits where code, circuits, and mechanical parts meet.