Hi, I’m Kaleb — an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Oregon State University with a passion for building hardware that works in the real world. My background blends hands-on PCB design, embedded systems development, and circuit analysis with a strong focus on iterative testing and production-ready design.

 

I’ve worked as both a TekBots Intern and Employee, where I helped design and manufacture commercial hardware kits, supported student labs, and built reliable circuits from schematic to soldered prototype. I’ve shipped PCBs through JLCPCB and OSH Park, generated fully compliant BOMs, and debugged real circuits with oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, and good old-fashioned multimeters.My interests live at the intersection of timing-critical digital logic and hardware that scales — from controlling WS2812 LEDs with custom Verilog modules to optimizing PCB layout for manufacturability. I’m especially drawn to embedded systems, low-level control, and the creative problem-solving that comes with working on real hardware.

 

Technical Focus Areas:PCB production pipelines · Timing analysis · Embedded circuit control · SMD soldering · FPGA prototypingTools of the Trade:KiCad · Quartus · LTspice · ModelSim · Oscilloscope · C · SystemVerilog · Git · 3D printingWhen I’m not designing circuits, you’ll probably find me helping peers debug theirs, revising a BOM for budget, or chasing down a signal glitch in simulation. I'm always looking for new challenges in hardware design, embedded development, and engineering that scales from the breadboard to production.Let’s build something awesome.