I'm a Computer Science student at Hunter College, CUNY, focused on embedded systems, firmware, and low-level software.
I started programming and working with electronics independently before university and have experience building software, microcontroller-based systems, PCBs, sensor interfaces, and custom electronic systems.
- Languages: C, C++, Python, x86 Assembly, RISC-V Assembly
- Microcontrollers: PIC16, PIC24, PIC32, ESP32
- Embedded: FreeRTOS, ADC, UART, IΒ²C, SPI, EEPROM
- Hardware: PCB design, sensor interfacing, component-level debugging and repair
- Tools: MPLAB X, ESP-IDF, KiCad, Git, GDB, Linux
Developing a modular sensor acquisition and communications platform with distributed sensor/ADC nodes and a central embedded hub.
The system is designed around:
- Ethernet, Wi-Fi, and LTE connectivity
- CAN FD and RS-485 field communication
- FreeRTOS-based firmware
- Sensor acquisition, filtering, and calibration
- Remote telemetry and device monitoring
Built as an independent study project at Hunter College.
A non-contact thickness measurement system using a PIC24 microcontroller, Hall-effect sensing, and magnetic field measurements.
The project involved embedded C firmware, high-resolution ADC acquisition, calibration, signal averaging, hardware debugging, and characterization of sensor drift and repeatability.
- GSM Alarm β PIC-based modular security system with GSM communication and remote sensor modules
- Magnetic Caliper β PIC24-based non-contact measurement system
- Industrial Sensor Hub β Multi-interface embedded sensing and communications platform
- Ravaisi PDA β Full-stack restaurant order-management system
Hunter College, CUNY
B.A. in Computer Science β Expected May 2027
Interests: Embedded Systems β’ Firmware β’ Computer Architecture β’ Operating Systems β’ Electronics
