EDUCATION ______

Bachelor of Science, Electrical Engineering Graduate May 2019

University of Idaho, Moscow, ID
Montana State University, College of Engineering, Bozeman, MT Aug. 2015-May 2016
GPA: 3.85, MSU Presidential Honor Roll (4.0): Fall 2015, Spring 2016
Dean’s list (3.5+): Fall 2016, Spring 2017, Fall 2017, Spring 2018
RELEVANT COURSES_____________________________________________________________________________
Microelectronics I and II
 Cadence and LTspice to design and characterize transistor and operational amplifiers, semiconductors, diodes,
and MOSFETS
Microcontrollers
 Program microcontroller(PIC32) in C, assembly language programming, and I/0 processor interfacing
Distributed Processing and Control Networks
 Real time operating system (FreeRTOS), Networking (SMBus, CAN, TCP/IP), and Revision Control
Signals and Systems I and II
 Laplace, Z, and Fourier transforms as well as state space analysis, feedback control, analog and digital filters
ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE/PROJECTS ______ ___________________
8-bit ALU, University of Idaho Month Project (2017)
 Programmed two 7-segment LEDS driven by an 8-bit ALU on an Arduino
 Used behavioral VHDL with designated op-code given by Digital Logic professor
Mobile Line-Following Robot, Montana State University Semester Project (2015)
 Built and programmed machine, via Visual Studio, to automatically follow a solid black line
 Altered base code to adjust speed based on curvature of line
 Placed in the top 20 of a departmental competition
WORK EXPERIENCE ______
ON Semiconductor, Meridian, ID, Test Engineering Intern May 2018 – Aug. 2018
 Implemented VB/IG-XL test code for wafer level burn in project
 Performed statistical failure analysis
 Developed database in SQLite and POC GUI to track test hardware
Boise Parks and Recreation, Boise, ID, Greenbelt Maintenance Worker June 2013 -Aug. 2016
 Lead a team of five to six people, and was responsible for training and oversight for two summers
 Maintained Greenbelt path through asphalt repair, sprinkler work, stenciling, etc.
INVOLVEMENT__________________________________________________________________________________
ISSCC, San Francisco, Attendee February 2018
 Select students chosen by professor based off performance in Microelectronics I and II
Sigma Nu Fraternity, University of Idaho, Member
 Academic Chair
 Involvement in Philanthropic events
St. Bernard project, New Orleans, Volunteer June 2014
 Helped to rebuild houses destroyed from Hurricane Katrina
 Installed insulation, put up dry wall, cut base-board, etc.
SPECIALIZED SKILLS _____
Programming Languages: Java, C++, Visual Basic, and C
Programs: Experience with Cadence, LTspice, MATLAB, Mathcad, VHDL, MPLAB, SQLite, and Microsoft Office
Fabrication Skills: Proficient in wiring, soldering, multimeters, function generators, and oscilloscopes