A research-oriented engineer who thrives at the intersection of silicon and systems — designing circuits, building hardware from the ground up, verifying it rigorously, and genuinely passionate about teaching every step of the way.
Structured-sparse hardware accelerator for efficient reservoir state update in streaming inference. Exploring next-gen AI compute paradigms via Echo State Networks.
View Research (Github) →FPGA-based audio delay system on Nexys A7 using VeeRwolf RISC-V architecture via the RVfpga platform. Full hardware-software co-design.
GitHub →Complete UVM-based functional verification environment for an ALU. Includes driver, monitor, scoreboard, and coverage groups with constrained-random stimulus generation.
GitHub →UVM testbench targeting a 3×3 MAC (Multiply-Accumulate) matrix unit. Verifies data path integrity, accumulation correctness, and edge-case arithmetic behavior.
GitHub →RTL design of UART Tx/Rx in SystemVerilog with a full class-based verification environment. Covers baud rate, start/stop bits, parity, and error injection testing.
GitHub →Verilog RTL design of a parameterized synchronous FIFO with full/empty flags and a round-robin arbiter for fair multi-master bus arbitration. Both simulation verified.
GitHub →Chiplet-based accelerator targeting energy-efficient edge inference via Echo State Networks. Explores structured sparsity in reservoir state computations to reduce memory bandwidth and compute overhead in real-time streaming workloads.
MGA Algorithm project exploring genetic/mutation-based RTL design methodology to synthesize polyphase code generators optimized for low cross-correlation in spread spectrum communications.
Written article series making hardware design concepts approachable for students and professionals transitioning into VLSI, FPGA, and AI chip roles.
Read Series →Hardware Explained — Coming soon. Comprehensive video deep-dives into Digital Design, VLSI, and a dedicated Verilog Learning Course.
Coming Soon →Conducted 12+ workshops & webinars (and counting) in the fields of Basic Electronics, IoT, PCB Designing, OpenCV, and Digital Design (VLSI).
Building Soon — An open-source platform for students to find, build, and learn cutting-edge hardware projects from first principles.
Coming Soon →Understanding the importance of Hardware Description Languages bridging the gap between VLSI and Embedded Systems.
Exploring the fundamental difference in execution paradigms between hardware design and traditional software programming.
A deep dive into synchronous digital design and the critical role of clock signals in coordinating hardware operations.
Addressing common pitfalls when transitioning to HDL and why thinking in hardware is essential for efficient RTL design.
Open to research collaborations, industry opportunities in VLSI / FPGA / AI hardware, and conversations about teaching electronics. Based in Portland, OR.