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Selected projects, with the problem, my role and the result.
Projects
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Energy-Harvesting Floor Tiles · Senior Design · 2026 – present
Role: Power Electronics & Energy Harvesting Engineer on a joint ECE/IEEEM team.
- Designing the power electronics that turn footstep mechanical energy into usable electrical power for high-traffic spaces
- Using linear programming to maximize energy output and find the lowest-cost tile design and deployment strategy


Sunseeker Solar Car Project · 2025 – present
Role: Electrical Team Member.
- Design and simulate HV battery and PV array systems in MATLAB/Simulink
- Assembled a competition HV battery pack monitored by an Orion BMS
- Validated solar cell strings



Low-carbon residential electrical systems · Research · 2025 – 2026
Richmond Institute for Design & Innovation, WMU.
- Designed residential electrical systems in Revit and MATLAB
- Integrated renewable energy sources into prototypes reviewed by faculty


WMU Bronco Racing EV · Formula SAE Electric · 2022 – 2024
Role: Electrical Team Co-Lead of an 11-member team.
- WMU’s first formula-style electric vehicle, which passed all technical inspections at FSAE Michigan and the Pittsburgh Shootout (2024)
- Co-designed the Rev. 1 Vehicle Control Unit, the car’s main control board, in KiCad (January 2024): dual CAN bus, 14 analog and 10 digital sensor inputs, a relay output and onboard 3.3 V/5 V regulation
- Produced HV/LV harness documentation in Zuken



Aviation electronics · Kent Career Tech Center · 2020 – 2022
- Installed aircraft consoles and soldered wiring harnesses
- Bench-troubleshot avionics to aviation safety standards
- Earned ASTM NCATT AET certification with RCS and DNS endorsements



Case study · WMU Bronco Racing EV
Diagnosing an accumulator fault at the 2024 Pittsburgh Shootout
S · Situation
We hauled the car to Pittsburgh in a van. Before our run, it would not start.
T · Task
Find the fault in the high-voltage system fast enough for the team to still compete.
A · Action
I used the Orion BMS to check the accumulator and traced the problem to a faulty resistor, which was quickly replaced.
R · Result
The car started and the team competed.
High-voltage safety
Battery management systems
Systematic troubleshooting
Teamwork under time pressure