I was one of three field testers for the 'TCP' module which now connects all GM cars to the cell network. So I would test in our lab and on the road to find bugs in the TCP firmware / hardware and benchmark our progress to ensure we met KPIs.

• Understand cell network infrastructure.
• Work with cell carrier engineers (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mo.) and hardware suppliers (LG, Continental) regularly.
• Test bench repair.
• Gathering customer feedback data, analyzing, and improving internal standards.

• Power Use Analysis
• MATLAB Scripting

I was the main engineer responsible for the headliner and hard trim on the 2024-2026 Chevy Equinox EV, making sure it met U.S. regulations, GM standards, and was ready for the Equinox's mass production schedule.

• International Supply Chain
• Injection Molded Plastics
• DFMEA
• DFSS Green Belt
• Meeting Production Timing

This was my internship between sophomore and junior year of college, and my first exposure to RF engineering. I was allowed and enabled to take certain small systems from conception to validation and production.

• Design new devices from first principles.
• Order components to meet spec, cost, and regulation.
• Solder components to PCB.
• Perform initial testing like spectrum and VSWR analysis.