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I learn best when I can connect theory to a working result: tracing a hardware fault, validating a data path, refining a mobile interaction, or simplifying a system so someone else can use it confidently.
I have always enjoyed taking technology apart, understanding how its pieces communicate, and putting it back together in a more useful form. Computer Engineering gives me a way to work across that complete path—from electronics and embedded hardware to software, interfaces, and connected services.
I am especially interested in entry-level opportunities involving embedded systems, firmware, computer hardware, electronics, systems integration, validation, controls, or software development.
I expect to graduate from the University of Nebraska–Lincoln in May 2027 and am seeking full-time opportunities beginning in May or June 2027.
Outside class and project work, I enjoy fitness, flying and improving FPV drones, disc golf, fishing, and exploring new technology. These interests keep me curious, patient, and comfortable learning through repetition.
Explore the projects that best represent how I approach software, hardware, testing, and systems integration.