I have always wondered how technology worked at the fundamental level. Whether it would be touchscreen devices such as modern-day phones or the wide-expanding internet that allows us to access information worldwide, this curiosity drove my passion for studying electrical engineering.I am currently in my 4th year studying at UBC and plan to focus my degree towards electronics and embedded systems. Presently, I am a part of UBC's Open Robotics design team where I apply what I learn in class to design a home service robot. Specifically, I am the drivetrain electrical lead which entails the responsibilities of designing/assigning tasks for the power system/BMS, the emergency stop system, buck converters and any sensors the drivetrain may need. I have designed one of the early 36V to 5V buck converter schematics and PCBs. In addition, I have contributed to the current schematic design of the emergency stop system.Aside from my technical story, I enjoy volunteering, tutoring, and meeting new people!Do not hesitate to connect with me if you are interested in discussing robotics, new technology or even volunteer opportunities.