Byron Bradley
Electrical Engineering · University at Buffalo · Summer 2027 internship
Education
University at Buffalo · B.S. Electrical Engineering
Expected May 2028Coursework: Circuit Analysis, Digital Principles, Signals & Systems, Embedded Systems & Application
IEEE Student Member
Technical skills
- Programming & development
- C, C++, Python, MATLAB, Git, Linux, GitHub Actions
- Electronics
- LTspice, KiCad, Arduino, soldering, hot-air rework, breadboarding
- Test & measurement
- Oscilloscope, function generator, multimeter, DC power supply
- Diagnostics
- Circuit troubleshooting, fault isolation, functional testing
Technical experience
Bytronyx · Owner / Electronics Repair Technician
- Repaired 221 electronics items for resale using multimeter diagnostics, soldering, hot-air rework, and component replacement.
- Diagnosed and replaced failed motherboard power MOSFETs in two Xbox 360 consoles; checked power rails and verified startup and gameplay after repair.
- Maintained a 248-entry log documenting faults, checks, repair actions, functional tests, and costs.
Technical projects
Analog & Mixed-Signal Circuits · University at Buffalo
Fall 2026- Built and tested delta-sigma A/D and R–2R ladder D/A circuits; compared oscilloscope measurements with transient simulations.
- Built low-pass, high-pass, and band-pass filters; measured gain, cutoff frequency, and phase response, then compared results with LTspice.
- Developed Python flood-fill navigation and C++ firmware targeting an Arduino Nano 33 BLE, three ultrasonic sensors, and a DRV8833 motor driver. Physical integration is pending.
- Implemented an 8 × 8 map, interrupt-driven echo capture, PWM motor commands, and fault-stop states; automated firmware builds and native C++ tests in GitHub Actions.
- Compared Python and C++ planner decisions across 200 seeded partial maps; tested wall consistency, unconfirmed passages, unreachable goals, and simulated sensor faults.
Barcode Reader & Automated Tests
Spring 2026- Developed a Python barcode reader with scale retries, repeated-read suppression, and timestamped CSV logging; tested capture and error handling with mocked cameras.
- Improved exact decoding from 54/60 to 60/60 generated development cases; checked 100 additional generated cases. Physical camera accuracy and frame rate remain unmeasured.
Additional experience
FedEx · Package Handler Trainer
May 2025–present- Trained approximately 40 handlers in scanning, unloading, and safe work procedures; supervised groups of about 20, assigned tasks, and addressed safety issues.
Stonehill's · Event Technician
May–August 2024- Set up and tested speakers, mixers, microphones, and lighting; routed power and signal cables and resolved faults during setup and live operation.