Protocol analysis between hard drives and RAID controllers
Computer systems debugging to resolve hardware problems
Modifying firmware to run specific prebuilt tests
Developed firmware for the STM32F0 MPU using Peripherals such as Timers (PWM in & out), USART, I2C, GPIO, RCC, DAC, and ADC
Developed two circuits on Altium using SVN to save components
Used PIC MCU to build circuits
Primarily used Python on the Django framework
Helped to maintain an automated testing suite, lots of bug fixes
Utilized Linux every day gaining experience with Bash
Built a PHP based website which heavily relied on a database
Built a website completely using JavaScript without the aid of a server
Wrote my own SQL scripts and modified the database
Learned how to work as a team, especially using repo’s
I am Electrical and Firmware lead for AUVic at the University of Victoria and have been since June 2016. I am really passionate about designing embedded systems. One day I hope to start my own company – one that develops systems to complete or simplify everyday repetitive tasks.
I am particularly interested in the STM32F0 microcontroller as I like its low power consumption and power behind its many peripherals.
Besides school and electronics, I am good hockey player who plays beer league when things are slow in school.
During school I love to play fooseball and have even added it to a skill on Linkedin.
I hike often and have recently taken to going to North Vancouver where the trails are numerous and amazing.
I would say one of the prides and joys in my life is my 2002 Ford Mustang- getting into it each morning is the perfect start to the day.