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# Andrew Cassidy
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* _email: drewcassidy@me.com_
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* _please email for phone number and address_
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## Education
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#### University of California Irvine (2016-2020)
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* BS in Electrical Engineering. Graduated March 2020
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## Job Experience
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#### Intern at FABcamp UC Irvine (Summers 2014-2016)
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* I designed a Simon game project for a UCI summer camp for middle-school students. It made use of a Raspberry Pi and Scratch, as well as a custom PCB and a 3D Printed enclosure.
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* Project files can be found [here](https://github.com/FABcamp/SimonGPIO2.0).
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#### Electrical Engineer at Digital Dynamics, Inc (2021-Now)
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## Skills
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#### Solidworks Certified Associate (2015)
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#### 3D printing
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* Printrbot Simple Wooden kit assembly and customization, as well as a print server using a Raspberry Pi, webcam, and a touchscreen
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#### Circuit/PCB design, Surface mount and hot-air soldering
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* Experience designing PCBs in EAGLE for both FABCamp Project and OSHWatch, as well as other miscellaneous projects. Surface mount soldering and usage of a hot-air station for desoldering or assembly of QFN chips.
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#### Programming experience with C++, C#, Java, and Python
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* Proficient with multiple programming languages, with experience including OSHWatch, a Java clone of the Doom (1993) engine, a Unity3D video game, Echosense, and mods for the game Kerbal Space Program.
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## Projects
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#### OSHWatch, Open Source Smartwatch (2016-2017)
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* I developed custom hardware and software for an open source smartwatch based on the nrf51822 microcontroller.
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* Project files can be found [here](https://github.com/drewcassidy/OSHWatch).
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#### 3D Printer PSU (2018)
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* Laser-cut enclosure to house 3D printer power supply, with transistor logic for controlling the power from a Raspberry Pi
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#### Echosense, Senior Design Project (2019-2020)
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* As part of a group project for school, I constructed a device which uses LIDAR on a rotating platform to alert cyclists of approaching vehicles. Did all hardware design and assembly as well as some firmware.
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* Project files can be found [here](https://github.com/Echo-sense).
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