Matthew Noah Ruffolo Email & Phone Number

As a dedicated Computer Engineering student enrolled in Concordia University's co-op program, I look forwared to applying my skills in RTL design, VHDL, and object-oriented programming to real-world engineering challenges. With hands-on experience in hardware development and electronics, I'm well-prepared to contribute effectively to innovative projects. Currently pursuing my Bachelor's degree, I am committed to continuous learning and professional growth.In addition to my academic pursuits, I have actively participated in practical projects, including the 2023 mini capstone project at Concordia. In this project, my team and I developed LiquidBuddy, a water quality sensor integrated with an immersive Android application. Utilizing my proficiency in Java and C, the device was programmed using IntelliJ and Arduino IDE. Our project was recognized for its innovation and excellence, earning us first place in the Mini Capstone Project for the 2023 academic year.Beyond academia, I have also undertaken personal projects, such as building a Home NAS Server. This network-based server, running on Linux OS with UNRAID server software, serves as a crucial tool for personal and school file storage. Additionally, I have implemented various cloud-accessible applications using Docker and regularly conduct upgrades and maintenance, showcasing my commitment to continuous improvement and self-directed learning.Furthermore, I bring valuable experience as a Mathematics Tutor, demonstrating my ability to communicate complex concepts and facilitate learning effectively. As a Co-op intern, I am eager to leverage my RTL, VHDL, and computer engineering expertise to make meaningful contributions to cutting-edge projects and excel in a dynamic work environment.