About
I'm a senior in Computer Engineering at Wentworth Institute of Technology who focuses on embedded systems and robotics, with experience in both software and hardware.
I've held leadership roles in extracirruculars such as Tau Beta Pi and the Wentworth Engineering Honors Society, meaning I'm 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've 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've 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."
Technical Support Engineering Intern
Harvard University Information Technology | Fall 2025
My second co-op at HUIT 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."
Wentworth Engineering Honors Society
Wentworth Institute of Technology | July - November 2025
My second co-op at HUIT 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.
"To be honest, I am not really surprised by his fantastic job at the Convention; he is excellent."
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