Cavite, Philippines • Proficient in both English and Filipino language • Graduate of Bachelor of Science in Electronics and Communications Engineering from University of the Philippines Diliman • Currently working as Applications Engineer for High Performance Supervisors in Analog Devices Inc. • Passionate about electronics design and sustainability • Likes to jog, play basketball and video games
as a Student Assistant for the UP Smart Plant Production in Controlled Environment Project (SPICE) • Final Project: Charge Equalization of Lead-Acid Batteries for Telecommunications Systems ◦ Designed and built a forward converter as the charge equalizer circuit ◦ Successfully produced a 300W (60V/5A) output ◦ Also built a 12V flyback converter as the auxiliary supply • Some relevant courses: Introduction to Semiconductor Devices and Circuits, Signals and Systems, Introduction to Communication Systems, Control Systems Theory, Introduction to Embedded Microcontrollers, Introduction to Power Electronics, Instrumentation Electronics, Industrial Electronics
program focused on energy optimization and one of the world’s leading student engineering competitions to design, build, and operate some of the world’s most energy-efficient vehicles. • Joined by 100+ student teams from 18 different countries. • Entered along Team Dagisik UP the urban concept battery-electric category. • Won 8th place.
Devices for almost two years • Handling the High Performance Supervisors product line ◦ I conduct bench testing of the ICs and I write the datasheet before getting released ◦ I provide technical support to customers who are having issues with their design ◦ I work with Design and Test Engineers from Dublin and Bangkok
Learning and Artificial Intelligence and how they would improve hardware such as health monitors • My background on power electronics combined with dedicated study on smart systems would greatly help in innovation • I believe smart systems are perfect for healthcare equipment and I look forward to learning about the lab-on-a-chip devices