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A Robotics Engineering MEng student at the University of Bath and multiple scholarship award recipient with a keen optimism to pursue a leading business career within the consumer and industrial technology industry.

An avid self-learner. I've taught myself a vast number of topics and skills related to the fields of Electrical/Electronic, Mechanical and Design engineering long before I began university with a number of projects to show for it [See Portfolio].

Skills

  • Adept use with Autodesk Fusion 360 CAD.

    • Designed own robotic/prosthetic parts for 3D printing.

    • ▪Designed a plethora of mechatronic devices/projects for 3D printing.

  • 3D printing expertise and rapid prototyping.

    • Flashforge Finder and Prusa i3 MK3S.

  • C# programming
    ▪ Developed platformer and idle games for Android via Eclipse and Unity3D.

  • 8-bit Microcontroller development with Arduino and PIC16.

    • Portfolio projects all implement 8-bit controllers be it Arduino or PIC.

  • 32-bit ARM Cortex Microcontroller development with STM32.

    • STM32 Cube environment experience.

    • Interfacing with stepper motors.

  • C & C++ programming
    ▪ Embedded Systems Development (E.g. STM32)
    • Driver development/interfacing (Peripheral components e.g. ADCs, PWM, Stepper motors)
    • Serial communication (I2C, SPI)
    • Sensor fusion algorithms (Complementary filters, Kalman filters)
    • Developing and tuning control systems (Linear, PID)

  • Python programming
    ▪ ROS (Robot operating system) usage
    ▪ Perceptron and MLP neural networks development
    ▪ AI algorithms (Sudoku solver, Image convolution)

  • Linux Usage
    ▪ Personally use Debian full time
    ▪ Command Line / Bash adept use
    ▪ Usage of build systems (CMake, Waf) to build projects.

  • PCB Design, fabrication and assembly.

    • Worked with Autodesk EAGLE and Cadence OrCAD.

    • Designed microcontroller board for QUBE robotics project based on ATMEGA328p using EAGLE.

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