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Education

Texas A&M University — College Station, TX

B.S. in Multidisciplinary Engineering Technology · Expected May 2028

Mechatronics track · Minor in Embedded System Integration

Relevant coursework: Microcontroller Architecture, Analog Electronics, Digital Logic Fundamentals, Embedded Systems Concepts, Dynamic Systems, Static Systems & Internal Loads, and Material Properties (ANSI Standards).

YES Prep North Central Secondary — Houston, TX

Graduated June 2024

Technical skills

  • Programming: C, Python, TypeScript, MATLAB, ARM assembly, VHDL.
  • CAD and simulation: SolidWorks, Fusion 360, Multisim, Quartus Prime, Simulink, Simscape, Blender.
  • Electronics: Analog circuits, embedded systems, FPGA logic, STM32 microcontrollers, soldering, breadboard prototyping, sensor and servo wiring.
  • Measurement: Multimeter, oscilloscope, and materials testing.
  • Mechanical design: Solid modeling, engineering drawings, GD&T, material selection, FDM 3D printing, and FMEA-style risk assessment.
  • Platforms and tools: REV Control Hub, TETRIX MAX, Raspberry Pi, Arduino, Git, SQL.

Project experience

  • Autonomous Warehouse Robot · March–May 2026: SolidWorks chassis design and motion simulation, integrated lift-and-claw material handling, early movement pseudocode, and Python control-code debugging.
  • Dexterous Robotic Hand · February–April 2026: Fusion 360 assemblies, joint-motion checks, and 3D-printed finger and joint components for an 11-servo hand.
  • FPGA PWM Controller · November 2025: Next-state logic, count-value block, and seven-segment display decoding on an Intel MAX 10 FPGA.
  • Analog Intrusion Alarm · March–April 2026: Independent Multisim simulation, circuit debugging, and most of the soldered assembly for a working infrared alarm.
  • OverEngineered · December 2025–present: Sole developer of a fork of the open-source Roblox engineering sandbox with 40K+ total visits; work spans Blender assets, TypeScript gameplay and logic systems, interfaces, and external save-storage integration.

See the portfolio for additional simulation and early design work.

Work experience

CLEN 181 Peer Mentor — Texas A&M University, College of Engineering

College Station, TX · August–December 2026 appointment

  • Mentor 16 first-year engineering students in a paid peer-leadership role.
  • Co-facilitate a weekly transition-to-college seminar with a faculty instructor.
  • Meet individually with mentees to provide academic and campus-resource guidance.

Landscape Irrigator — Self-employed

Houston, TX · June 2024–present · Seasonal work during summer and winter breaks

  • Plan residential irrigation layouts around water coverage, efficiency, and site constraints.
  • Install and repair piping, sprinkler heads, valves, and controllers; program watering schedules.
  • Explain system operation, recommend repairs, and adjust designs with clients.

Selected laboratory work

  • Embedded systems: ARM assembly on STM32 for GPIO, LED outputs, switch inputs, and photoresistor inputs; STM32F401RE motor-controller coursework in C.
  • Dynamic systems: Simulink and Simscape models for spring-mass-damper parameter estimation, series and parallel RLC circuits, and electromechanical DC motor systems.
  • Materials testing: Stress–strain analysis of FDM specimens printed at different orientations, including grip-failure limitations; torsion testing of steel and aluminum with comparison to theoretical shear modulus.

Involvement and service

  • IEEE — Member, September 2026–present.
  • TAMU ASME-Tech — Member, September 2025–present.
  • Galveston Engineering Student Organization — Member, 2024–2025.
  • Science National Honor Society — YES Prep North Central Secondary.
  • Community service including church facility restoration and food and medication assistance for families in need.

Honors and awards

Regents’ Scholarship — Texas A&M University · Awarded August 2024

Scholarship supporting first-generation college students.

Certifications and training

  • Simulink Onramp — MathWorks: Completed August 2026.
  • Texas Landscape Irrigation License — TCEQ: Issued August 2025; expires August 2028.

Languages

  • English — Native or bilingual proficiency.
  • Spanish — Native or bilingual proficiency.

Profiles

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