Expected 2028
B.S. Electrical Engineering, Minor in Mathematics
Utah State University, Logan, Utah
Awarded Outstanding TA of the Year for 2024-2025.
Electrical engineering student and builder
I build practical software and engineering tools.
I am an electrical engineering student at Utah State University with a mathematics minor, experience teaching digital logic and programming, and a habit of turning useful ideas into working projects.
About
Technical, hands-on, and comfortable explaining hard things.
I work across classroom support, engineering math, embedded/digital design concepts, and practical troubleshooting. My background combines electrical engineering coursework, tutoring, lab instruction, campus facilities work, and small-business experience, which gives me a grounded way of moving from unclear problems to working solutions.
Resume
Current snapshot.
2023-Present
Teaching Assistant, ECE 2700
Utah State University
Lead labs and office hours for digital logic, support RTL/HDL workflows, and help students write, simulate, verify, and debug designs.
2024-Present
Math Specialist
Engineering Math Resource Center, Utah State University
Tutor engineering students in calculus, linear equations, and differential equations; create review nights, videos, and examples for upper-division topics.
2023-2024
Teaching Assistant, ECE 1410
Utah State University
Coached students through programming fundamentals, debugging, compiler errors, modular functions, basic testing, and object-oriented concepts.
2021
A.S. Applied Business
Brigham Young University Idaho
Applied business coursework to support a startup contributing to more than $300K in annual revenue.
Skills
Tools and technical areas.
Programming
C, C++, debugging, modular design, testing habits, and Git-based workflows.
Digital Systems
Verilog, SystemVerilog, VHDL concepts, FPGA programming, simulation, and testbenches.
Engineering Tools
LaTeX, Octave, LTSpice, Matlab, VS Code, and CRLA-certified tutoring practices.
Projects
A growing index of focused project spaces.
This root site is the professional home base. Larger projects can live on their own subdomains or dedicated pages while the main page stays clean enough to share on a resume.
Engineering and software projects
FPGA, digital design, technical writing, and software projects will be collected here as they become presentable.
Teaching resources
Math reviews, examples, and course-support materials can become a public portfolio of clear technical explanation.
Subdomain project hub
Future project homes can use focused URLs while linking back to this professional profile.