D’Angelo E. Wilson

Highly motivated Electrical Engineer seeking a PCM Systems and Electrical Test Engineer role at Northrop Grumman to contribute to test development for superconducting electronics. Nearing the completion of my Master's degree in Microelectronics and Photonics. With experience in systems integration, automated testing, and semiconductor device characterization. Skilled in developing automated test procedures, documenting test requirements, and collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to advance high-performance computing systems. Proficient in MOSFET simulation, photoluminescence spectroscopy, and real-time data acquisition using Arduino, LabVIEW, and MATLAB. Previous internships at Dominion Energy and research roles with the Science Foundation have refined analytical problem-solving and hands-on engineering skills. Passionate about leveraging emerging technologies in superconducting electronics to support Northrop Grumman's mission in cutting-edge defense and aerospace innovation.

• IEEE, Norfolk, VA, General Member, 09/22 - 09/24, Supervised STEM outreach events for local high schools, demonstrating leadership and communication skills vital for collaborating with teams and managing construction/fabrication issues., Volunteered for FIRST tech challenge, showcasing problem-solving abilities crucial for resolving shop fabrication and deck plate installation problems., Tested drones and robotics, highlighting hands-on experience and technical expertise applicable to providing on-site support and troubleshooting mechanical issues during submarine construction., Facilitated talent shows for Artists of Color, demonstrating interpersonal skills essential for collaborating with peers, construction management, and craftsmen on a daily basis in a dynamic engineering environment.
• ASPIRE Program, Norfolk, VA, Volunteer Mentor, 08/24 - 12/24, Mentored upcoming freshmen interested in Engineering and Computer Science, helping them navigate academic challenges and explore career opportunities., Planned and led outreach events, Arduino workshops, and study sessions, fostering a supportive learning environment.