CS graduate working in Embedded Systems
Firmware and embedded systems engineer in training with a Bachelor's in Computer Science. I work directly at the register level — configuring RCC, GPIO, and peripherals from the reference manual. My goal is to build reliable, efficient firmware for hardware.
I come from a software background and chose to pivot into embedded because I wanted to understand how hardware functions under the physical buttons.
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An autonomous planter equipped with a submersible pump, ambient light sensor, and soil moisture sensor for sensor-based watering decisions. Controls a 12V pump via MOSFET switching with an optional WiFi web server for browser-based control
Baremetal pump driver on the STM32 Nucleo G0B1CE. Button-controlled MOSFET switching configured entirely through direct register access — MODER, OTYPER, PUPDR, BSRR — without HAL. Includes pull-down network, gate resistor, and inductive load handling.
Cross-platform mobile app with real-time location tracking via Google Maps API, Firebase Auth, Firestore, and an admin dashboard for menu and location management. Tiered subscription visibility for food truck operators.
A walkthrough of my first embedded hardware project — a self-watering planter using a 12V pump and STM32. Documents the wiring process, MOSFET switching, and what happens when you skip a flyback diode on an inductive load.
A beginner-focused guide covering how to wire and control 3-pin digital modules using ESP-IDF on the ESP32. Covers GPIO initialization, signal pin configuration, and a working button-controlled main loop.
A practical introduction to I2C on the ESP32 using the VEML7700 ambient light sensor. Covers bus and device handle configuration, writing to config registers, reading multi-byte data, and parsing 16-bit values from raw bytes.
DEAC-accredited program covering data structures, networking, OOP, operating systems, databases, cybersecurity, and software engineering. Languages: JavaScript, C++, C#, SQL.
Peripheral driver development from scratch on STM32: GPIO, SPI, I2C, USART. Emphasis on register-level understanding and reading ARM reference manuals.
Go, Python, OOP, Git, HTTP, Linux. Structured backend fundamentals to complement embedded systems work.