HAYLIE GLASS

I am a recent graduate from New Mexico State University, pursuing a master's degree in electrical engineering. I have an interest in software, optics and astronomical equipment. I am currently seeking an internship in order to gain more practical experience in my field.

IEEE - Member : 2019 - Present

SWE - Vice President : - 2021 - 2022

SWE - Treasurer : 2019 - 2020

FIRST Robotics - Team Captain : 2016 - 2018

Remote Site Power Redesign - 2022

A remote site depended on an unreliable power source, I was tasked with updating the design and presenting options for a more sustainable system. This project consisted of finding the best equipment for the environment, providing a comprehensive power budget for the original and proposed systems, and preparing a quote for the new system. The information I provided is currently being considered for the next power system update.

Labview Software Improvements - 2021

The technicians that regularly use a piece of Labview software proposed several improvements. I was tasked with adding a fourier transform display, so changes in frequency can be viewed in real time along with the traditional time dependent display. This project required in depth knowledge of labview, was heavily collaborative, and was software intensive. The improvements I made were optimized and integrated into the main software that is currently in use.

Intuitive Facial Tracking Camera - 2020

This is a camera mounted on a swiveling motor that can detect human features and track them, overtime the tracking will improve as the camera is shown more features. This project required a basic understanding of machine learning, python programming, and some basic soldering and hardware skills. This camera's programming as fairly advanced as it catalogues and identifies different human features and can then use this information to track more smoothly and over longer distances.

CPU in VHDL - 2019

This project was a recreation of a computer's CPU programmed in VHDL. This project required advanced VHDL skills, a fundamental understanding of computer organization, and a functional knowledge of the components of a CPU. While this CPU was not as smooth as a professional CPU it was optimized and functioned as intended.

Arduino Based Touch Screen Game - 2019

This project was a basic touch screen game that was made to test Arduino's graphics capabilities. This project required proficiency in Arduino C programming, a basic knowledge of digital graphics, and an understanding of the limitations of the hardware used. The game itself was fairly basic, however, the line of communication between the Arduino Uno, the TFT touch screen and the software proved to be a challenge.