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Detroit, Mi, Us

Detroit, Michigan, Us

T1SUV Full Size Truck

Detroit, Michigan, Us

Software Defined Vehicle Embedded Platforms• Integrate 3rd party Basic Software (BSW) using AutoSar for General Motors ECU architecture builds.

Detroit, Michigan, Us

Advanced System Development, Electric Drive & Electrification Electronics• Created a streamlined process for the characterization of Battery Management System ICs(BMICs) to increase robustness.• Supported innovative supplier technology for battery characterization of cell state of health.• Simulated and deployed MATLAB Simulink Autocode onto development boards to integrate APM and OBCM simulations into real world testing applications for proof-of-concept project.

Seattle, Washington, Us

• In this position, I am mentoring 15 first and second-year Scholars. I assist Opportunity Scholars in familiarizing themselves with campus and other resources in support of their discipline trajectory.

Co-Lead Thermal Validation Team• Lead a small team working on identifying thermal problem areas for the hybrid electric vehicle. • Conduct thermal testing on electric motor and its electrical components• Integrate and test solutions in response to thermal problem areas found in the vehicle.Low Voltage Team• Integrated and tested low voltage components added onto a 2020 Chevy Blazer Hybrid Electric Vehicle.• Troubleshooted Diagnostic Trouble Codes (DTC) using the OBDII port.• Successfully implemented solutions to many DTCs by analyzing circuit diagrams provided by the manufacturer and rewiring the proper wiring harness accordingly.

Denton, Texas, Us

Electrical Warranty and Battery Systems• Utilized warranty analysis to identify major problem with the dash wiring harness on Heavy Duty 2.1M Models • Work with multiple teams to integrate short-term, long-term, and field containment solutions • Designed an overlay harness using Mentor Graphics to be used in service applications for 2.1M Models

Seattle, Wa, Us

• I was a member of the Guidance, Navigation, and Control (GNC) team working to formulate the hardware development required of flat-sat.• I developed a series of Arduinos in order to spoof sensor inputs onto a dev board using I2C. I used MATLAB, Simulink blocks, and C++ to code the hardware.• The UW CubeSat team is founded by the A&A department and is dedicated to building satellites and launching them to space. Our first mission is called SATELLITE FOR OPTIMAL CONTROL AND IMAGING Mission (SOC-i) and was selected by NASA to be launched between 2021 and 2023.

Seattle, Wa, Us

• I was a member of project SUDOKU, which focused on the design of artificial intelligence and business automation solutions for organizational management. I used Google App Scripts in order to automate lab management processes. • SEAL, a research laboratory located in the University of Washington Department of Electrical Engineering, is focused on sensor and sensor array design using electric, magnetic, acoustic, and thermal fields.

Shoreline, Washington, Us

• As a seasonal team lead, I worked at Stellar Event Rentals over the summer. Some of my responsibilities include creating load lists for each rental job, lead a team of workers in building various tent structures, as well as maintaining product such as tent tops, sidewall, chairs, lights, stage, and tables.

Electrical Engineering, Embedded Systems

Full International Baccalaureate Diploma