Nathaniel Pablo

Hello, I'm Nate, an aspiring Electrical Engineer with a focus on Embedded Systems. Currently pursuing my undergraduate degree, I am passionate about leveraging my technical skills to innovate in this rapidly evolving field. Eager to contribute my enthusiasm for problem-solving and dedication to learning within a dynamic team environment.

• Computer Languages:  C, C#, Python, MatLab  
- Able to use procedural programming language concepts including expressions, decision statements, simple data types, Boolean logic, input/output, loop constructs, and procedures
- Able to test, debug, and refine computer programs to ensure proper operation
- Able to read, understand, and evaluate a program specification to independently implement the desired behavior
- Able to combine programming techniques to analyze and solve problems of varying degrees of difficulty

• Electrical Engineering: CircuitLab, PSPICE, Digital, VHDL
- Able to use multi‐meter to measure current, voltage, and resistance of circuits
- Able to design electrical circuits on breadboards using resistors, transistors, LEDs, logic gates, and other electrical components
- Able to convert between the binary, decimal, and hexadecimal number systems
- Able to design multiplexers, decoders, and encoders from basic logic gates
- Able to write simple VHDL testbenches to simulate and test VHDL designs

- Able to design and implement simple modern embedded systems, integrating fundamental engineering principles.
- Able to navigate and utilize the Linux operating system for its relevance in embedded systems development.

- Skilled in hands-on hardware and software design, including sensor and actuator integration using Python.

• Usher and collector, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Annandale, Virginia, 2021-present

• Altar Server, Holy Spirit Catholic Church, Annandale, Virginia, 2017-2021

• Pelin Kurtay, Professor and Associate Chair, Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, George Mason University, paksoy@gmu.edu
• Nathalia Peixoto, Associate Professor of Electrical & Computer Engineering, George Mason University, npeixoto@gmu.edu
• Simone Bruschi, Term Assistant Professor of Mathematical Sciences, George Mason University, sbruschi@gmu.edu