I spent a summer working at Apple. It was my first experience working with deep learning models like CNNs. I was very fortunate to have Jason Gauci as my mentor - I learned a great deal from him. I also had the opportunity to present my work to Craig Federighi, which was awesome.
Caltech High-Speed Integrated Circuits
Summer 2014
I spent a summer working in the Caltech High-Speed Integrated Circuits lab under Professor Ali Hajimiri. I implemented a feedback loop consisting of both hardware and software interfaces, allowing for a wireless power transfer prototype. You can find a video about some of the latest developments on the project below.
I built an MP3 player over 2 quarters in sophomore year for our embedded systems project class. By far the most difficult thing I have ever had to do. It even almost worked. You can find an extensive report (aka the longest thing I've ever written) below. Thanks Glen!
A couple of my friends and I competed took a project class where we had to essentially participate in the Netflix Challenge. We leveraged a Netflix dataset of user-movie ratings to build a recommender system. This was a great experience in implementing models from papers and working with large datasets. We placed 3rd in our class.
I built an analog function generator from scratch for a project in senior year! It can generate a square wave, a triangle wave, and a sine wave with different voltage amplitudes and frequencies.