Hello!
I’m Andrew.
Undergraduate ECE Student and
Teaching Assistant at the University of Washington
This website is currently outdated!
Updating my website is in my backlog right now since I’m currently busy doing homework, teaching, and building a kick-ass electrical race car for my club!
My projects page is updated though!
About me
I’m a second-year Electrical and Computer Engineering student at the University of Washington. I love working with software, hardware, and all things in between (embedded/firmware). I’m also an advocate for renewable energy!
Outside of school, I play a variety of sports (basketball, volleyball, badminton) and I spend a little too much time on youtube.
Learn more about my projects and experiences below!
Hardware
6502 Computer
Built a basic computer that displays text on an LCD using a 6502 Microprocessor, 1 Mhz Clock, EEPROM, 6522 Versatile Interface Adapter, with 256K memory. The instructions were programmed in assembly.
Software
Hamiltonian Path Finder (Random walk)
Java program that finds a hamiltonian path (a path that crosses each point in a lattice exactly once) using random walk. Implemented using recursive backtracking algorithm.
Experience
July 2021 – Present
Globe Telecom
Rf Engineering intern
Description coming soon.
March 2021 – Present
University of Washington
CSE 143 TEACHING ASSISTANT
Leading a section (~20 students) of CSE 143 (Computer Programming II), teaching programming fundamentals such as data abstraction, basic data structures (LinkedLists, Stacks, Queues, Binary Trees, etc) and recursive programming in java.
September 2020 – Present
Engineers without Borders
Sol Station project electrical team
Description coming soon.
Programming
Java
Intermediate
C
Beginner
Assembly
Beginner
Tools: Bash, Git, Vim
Hardware Skills
Through-Hole Soldering