I'm a graduate student at Rice University, pursuing a Master's in
Electrical and Computer Engineering on a Fulbright Scholarship.
My work sits at the intersection of RF hardware, FPGA prototyping, and embedded Linux systems.
I currently work as an Embedded Software Engineer on the
Houdini Project at Rice's Wireless Lab,
building a software-defined radio platform on the RFSoC 4x2 — from custom PLL kernel drivers to
multi-rail PCB power design for a phased-array RF front-end.
Before Rice, I spent close to three years as an Embedded Software Engineer at
Polytron, Indonesia's largest electronics manufacturer, shipping
production firmware for consumer appliances and researching IoT connectivity standards.
Outside of engineering, I've hiked through 14 U.S. national parks so far,
with a road trip through the Pacific Northwest, California, and southwest. I document the trips on
YouTube,
and spend a fair amount of time perfecting pour-over coffee.
Embedded Software
- C/C++, Python
- Linux kernel modules
- FreeRTOS, Zephyr RTOS
- Driver development
RF & Hardware
- RFSoC / FPGA (Vivado, PetaLinux)
- PCB design (Altium, 4-layer)
- Power sequencing & safety design
- Frequency & logic analyzers
IoT & Connectivity
- BLE, Wi-Fi, OpenThread
- Matter IoT framework
- MQTT, cellular (4G)
Wearables & UI
- 3D design & enclosures
- LVGL embedded UI
- Flutter mobile apps
- Low-power design
