I have completed my third-year of computer engineering studies at Queen's University, and I am currently on internship at Intel Corporation as a Graphics Board Design Engineering Intern. Outside of courses, I have extensively applied my engineering skills as part of the Queen's Formula SAE Racing Team.Through my internship, I have massively improved my skills and knowledge of PCB design using Cadence Allegro to build PCIe riser cards, route high-speed DDR memory devices, and design/revise schematics. I have also done extensive work in a lab environment using oscilloscopes, function generators, and other tools to test and and validate various PCB boards.Recently, I have grown an interest in FPGAs and Verilog after working on a mini-RISC style CPU project in third-year. This project involved writing Verilog code using Intel Quartus Prime to implement general registers, special purpose registers, RAM, ALU, control unit, and other components. Code for this project can be found on my GitHub profile. I am currently learning to build projects on a Xilinx Arty A7 FPGA board in my free time.