Biography

I am currently pursuing my master's in electrical engineering at Texas A&M University–Kingsville, and I’m excited to apply for an opportunity where I can grow and contribute in areas like semiconductor design, validation, or VLSI engineering. I’ve always been drawn to how tiny components come together to power huge systems, and over time, I’ve worked hard to build skills that align with that fascination. From using Silvaco TCAD and Cadence tools for device simulation and layout design, to diving into VLSI architecture and CMOS technology, I’ve developed a solid foundation in semiconductor design. During my internship at Volty IoT Solutions, I got the chance to work hands-on with sensors, IC boards, and power-saving strategies for real-world IoT devices. It was one of those moments where classroom knowledge finally clicked in a practical setting—and I loved every bit of it. Beyond technical skills, I enjoy being part of collaborative teams, troubleshooting when things go sideways, and constantly learning. Whether it was integrating sensors for an IoT device or developing a voice-activated announcement system, I’ve always been drawn to projects that challenge me to think critically and creatively.

Academic Information

Status: Masters Student

Year in Program: 2nd

Major/Specialty: Electrical engineering

Degrees: Masters Degree

Research Areas

Engineering; Machine Learning/AI

Research Interests

To work under Semiconductor chip designing with an efficient knowledge in the analog and digital circuit designing. My academic interests are in various engineering specifications like Robotics, Artificial Intelligence, Semiconductor Physics, Aerodynamics and Aerospace. The theoretical Physics and Cosmology are some of the my interested areas too.

Topical Areas

Applied Mathematics; Artificial Intelligence and Intelligent Systems; Atmospheric Sciences; Climate and Global Dynamics; Condensed Matter Physics; Electrical, Electronic, and Information Engineering; Fluid and Plasma Physics; Geology and Solid Earth Sciences; Mechanical Engineering; Particle and High-Energy Physics

Relevant Coursework

Computer Architecture & Analog circuit designing

Faculty Mentor

Arturo Rodriguez