Emela Moreyra

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Summary of Qualifications:

● 6 Month Internship involving digital design and schematic drawing for medical instrumentation.

● IDesigned PCBs to meet mechanical and electrical specifications for the Husky Robotics Team.

● Comfortable using multimeters, oscilloscopes, power supplies, and function generators.

● Independently designed multiple PCBs for the Husky Robotics Team

● Engineering Tools: LTSpice, LabView, Altium Designer, Mentor Graphics

● Computer skills: Python (Strong), C, Verilog, Java, SQL, C#, Git, Microsoft Office Education:

University of Washington, Seattle WA

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, Expected March 2021

● Related Coursework (through Spring 2019): Databases, Data Structures and Algorithms, basic Java programming, Technical Communication, circuits and circuit theory, statistics, DSP, Computer Architecture, Digital Circuit Design.

● Honors: Dean’s List (WI 2017, AU 2017, WI 2018, SP 2018, AU 2018, WI 2019, SP 2019), Annual Dean’s List (2017-2018, 2018-2019) GPA: 3.58 Relevant Experience:

Philips, Bothell

Intern,June 2019 - December 2019

● Researched and evaluated components for cost effective and functional alternatives, resulted in saving 10% on component costs.

● Designed parts and updated the schematic of a new product.

● Collected, compiled, and analyzed experimental data

● Designed procedures to ensure products complied with FDA laws and protocols. Husky Robotics Team, University of Washington

Electronics Hardware Lead, January 2020 - Present

● Coordinated a team of individuals to meet deadlines and conform to current design standards.

● Managed budgeting for the electronics sub-team and ordered necessary tools and components.

● Programmed Graphical User Interface using C# to run the base station for navigation and control of the Rover for 2017-18 work year.

● Developed teamwork among individuals and groups of varying backgrounds and skills.

● Improved hardware integration by managing 3D models of PCBs to use in models of the rover.

● Standardized a component library and electrical requirements. Member, October 2017, January 2020

● Collaborating with a multidisciplinary team to construct a robot in order to compete in the Canadian International Rover Challenge (CIRC) and University Rover Challenge (URC) annually.

● Placed second at URC (2019), and fourth in the CIRC (August 2018).

● Worked on the software subsystem to develop a user interface to control our rover from the base station using C#.

● Designed and manufactured several microcontroller-based PCBs to serve purposes such as motor control, current sense, and providing CAN functionality to an NVIDIA Jetson.

● Earned experience using various communication protocols such as I2C and CAN.

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