About
I am a senior studying Computer Engineering at Wentworth Institute of Technology who focuses on embedded systems and robotics, with experience in both software and hardware.
I hold leadership roles in extracirruculars such as Tau Beta Pi and the Wentworth Engineering Honors Society, meaning I am always involved on-campus. I take my work seriously, and like to tackle diverse challenges to gain new skills.
Ask me about "Tetris" at your own risk.
Multi-Layered Systems
A collection of the projects I have worked on over the years, ranging from signal generation to mechatronics. I like to learn about the various efforts that bring ideass from research to production.
A Deeper Dive
Search and Rescue Robot
ROS2
ESP32
Mechanical Design
My group's current senior capstone: a semi-autonomous search and rescue robot. I have worked on designing versatile robotic joints with 4 DOF's per leg, as well as programming ESP32 LoRa communication.
HUB75 RGB Matrix Display
C++
Raspberry Pi 5
Signal Generation
A Raspberry Pi Tetris clone playable with a breadboard controller and an RGB matrix display. Uses DMA to blast HUB75 signals at up to 240Hz refresh rate for smooth animation.
I2C Signal Generator
Verilog HDL
DE-10
Hardware Timing
A digital circuit lab utilizing an FPGA to generate I2C signals using hardware timers. Can send digital values up to 1024 via onboard switches at 1kHz frequency.
STM32 Guessing Game
Low-level C
STM32 MCU
Digital Circuits
An embedded guessing game on an STM32 MCU featuring a physical interface. Utilizes hardware interrupts in addition to DMA techniques to improve input responsiveness.
Experience and Impact
Tau Beta Pi Chapter Founder
Wentworth Institute of Technology | March 2026
A year of hard work resulted in Wentworth's first initiation of 23 Tau Beta Pi members, each selected for their outstanding character and exceptional skills. As the chapter's founding president, I have opened the door to prestigious opportunities for Wentworth's engineering community.
"Tau Beta Pi is truly grateful for your leadership of the local honor society at Wentworth." - Curt Gomulinski, Tau Beta Pi Executive Director
Technical Support Engineering Intern
Harvard University Information Technology | Fall 2025
My second co-op at Harvard expanded on my previous experience, focusing on hardware repairs, 1-on-1 consultations, and project management. I was able to implement 3 new workflows including international equipment setup, routine inventory audits, and a new user feedback evaluation.
"Detail oriented, very tactful, highly accountable for his work. Ethan did a lot of work for the Walk In Support Center Fall startup." - Lillian Delgado, Walk-In Support Center Manager
Wentworth Engineering Honors Society
Wentworth Institute of Technology | July - November 2025
The local honors society under Wentworth's School of Engineering recognizes students with strong academics and dedication to community. Having been recognized in summer of 2025, I became the society's treasurer, working to budget for events and keep track of our private funds.
"To be honest, I am not really surprised by his fantastic job at the Convention; he is excellent." - Dean Khabari, School of Engineering
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