Education and Experience
-B.S. in Aerospace Engineering• 2021 • Embry Riddle
-- Currently attending classes and hoping to graduate in 2021 with a - B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and am planning to take every opportunity - to pursue internships. -
- -Expediter • The Hub • 2012-2017
-- Managed a team of kitchen and serving staff. Ensured product quality according to customer specifications. -
- -Community College • 2015-2017 • Mesa Community College
-- Completed many pre-requisite classes, and some Electronic Engineering classes before transferring to Embry-Riddle. -
- - - -Things I Can Do
- - -+ B.S. in Aerospace Engineering• 2021 • Embry Riddle
++ Currently attending classes and hoping to graduate in 2021 with a B.S. in Aerospace Engineering and am planning to take every + opportunity to pursue internships. +
+ ++ Expediter • The Hub • 2012-2017
++ Managed a team of kitchen and serving staff. Ensured product quality according to customer specifications. +
+ ++ Community College • 2015-2017 • Mesa Community College
++ Completed many pre-requisite classes, and some Electronic Engineering classes before transferring to Embry-Riddle. +
+ + - -Accomplishments and Personal Projects
-Listed below are some of my personal achievements and projects that I have done in my free time.
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- The - Tegra® K1 CUDA® Vision Challenge
-Nvidia held a competition involving computer vision to - advertise their new development board that was compact had a lot of graphics - horsepower making it great for small computer vision based projects. - My idea was to teach the computer to identify food. Tools I used - included OpenCV using Python, and all the pictures of food that I was - able to scrape off the internet. I made it into the top 50 - contestants but unfortunately ran into issues with the project that - were ahead of my skill set at the time and wasn't able to compete further. - It was great to work on a project where I was forced to teach myself almost the - entire way through and I hope to revisit this project in the future as NVidia - send me some more boards when I reached the top 50 of contestants.
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- Running a 25TB FreeNAS server in my bedroom
-I have an obsession with hoarding data. I keep multiple copies of - almost everything I do and even keep copies of data that I think I - will find useful in the future. I have years worth of Linux ISO - files for multiple different distributions - that I also have available for others to download. I have a full copy - of Wikipedia that I can browse while offline and numerous other - random things that nobody besides me cares about. This project has - taught me a lot about different filesystems and how to use a command line interface. - This is an ongoing project that I will probably continue to evolve until I die so I - look forward to expanding my server in the future.
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- Numerous Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects
-Most of my projects never see completion because I cannibalize them to build new projects but my current projects - involve building a large LED stock ticker that reads off stock - prices like in Wall Street. This project has taught me a lot about - working with open source projects on Github and I have even had to source the LED - panels from China myself to make the project affordable for - myself. The few Electronic Engineering classes that I have taken so far have all been building physical - circuits so I look forward to getting into the software side of things more in the future especially - with the Arduino.
-Things I Can Do
+ + +Contact Me
-Feel free to contact me either through the form below or my personal email address.
- -Accomplishments and Personal Projects
+Listed below are some of my personal achievements and projects that I have done in my free time.
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+ + The Tegra® K1 CUDA® Vision Challenge +
+Nvidia held a competition involving computer vision to advertise their new development board that was compact had + a lot of graphics horsepower making it great for small computer vision based projects. My idea was to teach the + computer to identify food. Tools I used included OpenCV using Python, and all the pictures of food that I was able + to scrape off the internet. I made it into the top 50 contestants but unfortunately ran into issues with the project + that were ahead of my skill set at the time and wasn't able to compete further. It was great to work on a project + where I was forced to teach myself almost the entire way through and I hope to revisit this project in the future + as NVidia send me some more boards when I reached the top 50 of contestants.
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+ Running a 25TB FreeNAS server in my bedroom
+I have an obsession with hoarding data. I keep multiple copies of almost everything I do and even keep copies of + data that I think I will find useful in the future. I have years worth of Linux ISO files for multiple different + distributions that I also have available for others to download. I have a full copy of Wikipedia that I can browse + while offline and numerous other random things that nobody besides me cares about. This project has taught me a + lot about different filesystems and how to use a command line interface. This is an ongoing project that I will + probably continue to evolve until I die so I look forward to expanding my server in the future.
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+ Numerous Arduino and Raspberry Pi projects
+Most of my projects never see completion because I cannibalize them to build new projects but my current projects + involve building a large LED stock ticker that reads off stock prices like in Wall Street. This project has taught + me a lot about working with open source projects on Github and I have even had to source the LED panels from China + myself to make the project affordable for myself. The few Electronic Engineering classes that I have taken so far + have all been building physical circuits so I look forward to getting into the software side of things more in the + future especially with the Arduino.
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