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Engineering Projects

In-depth write-ups of my work, mostly from internships, plus personal projects. Filter by type or tech.

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Internship @ Hewlett Packard Enterprise

10 MHz & 1PPS Reference Switching Circuit

Selected and qualified a replacement analog switch for a 10 MHz / 1PPS reference distribution circuit, then owned the redesign from schematic through bring-up and G.703 validation.

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Internship @ Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Automated Allegro DFM Trace Capture

A Python and Cadence SKILL pipeline that finds marginal trace neckdowns in Allegro, isolates the right layer, auto-frames and highlights each one, and drives an external capture script over a handshake protocol to package the screenshots into a ship-ready DFM folder. My team uses it in the back-and-forth with manufacturers and outside partners.

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Internship @ Hewlett Packard Enterprise

DDR Signal Integrity Validation Automation

An unattended Python pipeline that automates DDR eye-diagram capture across every direction, channel, and lane on a multi-channel ASIC platform, turning a 256-capture manual process into a single hands-off run, plus a web viewer for the results.

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Internship @ MOVD

Stratos Pro V3

A custom ESP32 PCB with an integrated OLED display that improved system efficiency ~15% through power-rail and component-selection changes.

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Personal

Real-Time Digital Filter Engine

A difference-equation filter engine in C supporting FIR and IIR responses with circular buffers, validated on a Cortex-M4 across Butterworth and Parks–McClellan designs.

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Personal

Formula SAE Electrical System Integration

Low-voltage signal routing and power distribution for the vehicle’s temperature and pressure sensing subsystems, with grounding, fuse protection, and connector current ratings analyzed across the car.

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Personal

BMS Cell Simulator

An isolated single-cell battery emulator for bench-testing Battery Management Systems: a programmable 2.5–4.5 V / 200 mA source with on-board current sensing, driven by an STM32G431 over serial and designed to stack in series to emulate a full pack.