As a Teaching Assistant for the Digital Systems 1 course at The University of Texas at El Paso, I specialize in guiding students through the intricacies of FPGA programming and Verilog design. My role includes teaching the foundational elements of digital logic design using Verilog, demonstrating how to effectively program and configure FPGAs, and providing hands-on experience with simulation and synthesis tools. This position enables me to support students in mastering the skills needed to develop robust digital systems and prepare them for advanced applications in real-world technology environments.

During my internship at Texas Instruments, I focused on enhancing product quality and reliability as a member of the Current Sensing team. My projects included managing a significant change request for the current devices, conducting rigorous hand-testing on the INA226RB for quality assurance, and developing a Python script for efficient web scraping to support material management processes. This role provided invaluable hands-on experience in electrical engineering practices and data analysis within a leading technology environment.