About
Embedded firmware engineer with 2 years of bare-metal C development on production power electronics systems — spanning interrupt-driven ISR design, multi-chip protocol integration, battery monitoring, and fault state machines across >50k line codebase
Experience
R&D Firmware Engineer
Schneider Electric
Design safety-critical bare-metal firmware for dual-MCU UPS systems on STM32H7/H5 — arc-fault protection, PID thermal control, ~156 fault conditions, and dual-chemistry battery support.
MoreSkills
- Firmware
- STM32H742/H573 — Bare-metal, Interrupt-driven design
- Protocols
- QSPI, I2C, CAN, UART, J-Link/ST-LINK, DMA, ADC/DAQ, Timers/PWM
- Hardware
- Tek Oscilloscopes, Multimeters, Analog Discovery Pro 3, Nucleo Board Prototyping, Function Generators, Electronic Loads
- Languages
- C, Python (90% : 10%)
- Tools
- STM32CubeMX, IAR Embedded Workbench, VSCode, Git, Obsidian, Jira
- Spoken Languages
- Japanese (Fluent – Japan Permanent Resident, 在留カード保持), English (Native)
- RTOS/OS
- Zephyr
Leadership
Tufts Capstone Project Mentor: Portable Earthquake Early Warning System
Tufts University
Proposed and mentored a Tufts senior capstone team that built a portable earthquake early warning prototype with sub-3 second response, LoRa networking, USGS-data validation, and sub-$90 cost.
MoreRobot Competition – National Engineers Week
Schneider Electric (NAM)
Initiated and led a 6-person team to deliver an Arduino hexapod robot competition open to all Schneider North America sites (200+ participants) against cost and delivery constraints.
MoreNortheastern GenerateNU Club Outreach
Schneider Electric
Demoed Schneider secure power products (UPS, rack PDU, microgrids) to the STEM GenerateNU club at Northeastern.
MoreEducation
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science — Magna Cum Laude
Courses: Real-Time Embedded Systems · Systems Architecture · Internet of Things & Embedded Systems
Beyond Work
- Guitarist in various bands
- Avid outdoor rock climber (top-rope)
- Technologist who likes reading Nav.al’s "Motorcycle for the Mind" and Hashimoto’s "Building Block Economy"