I am currently working at Texas Instruments’ Tucson site as an Analog IC Design Engineer in the precision magnetic current sensing group (ASC-MCS). We seek to deliver the next generation of high precision current sensors at a low cost to better enable the affordable development of tomorrow’s technologies, today. I also have prior experience, both educationally and professionally, in discrete power circuit design, mixed signal design, precision test and measurement circuit design, and PLC system hardware design and programming. I am a proactive and diligent team player who is organized and dedicated to finding the best solution for a given problem. I am always seeking to learn from these challenges, as well as from my peers. I received my BS in Electrical Engineering with a focus on analog circuit design from Case Western Reserve University in 2021. I completed my MS in EE a year later at CWRU in 2022. During my time at CWRU, I was a team lead for the MATE ROV Robotics team, as well as a teaching assistant for several lab-based circuit design courses, and served as a mentor in our IEEE chapter. When I’m not at my lab bench, I can be found in the garage working on my car or out on the road for a Sunday cruise. Technical Skills: Analog circuit design, Analog IC design and verification, Cadence Virtuoso, Altium Designer, EAGLE CAD, KiCad, PCB layout, hardware test and debugging, LTSpice, VerilogA