Electrical engineering student working across circuit design, PCB layout, and embedded systems. This is where I document what I build, from schematic to silicon.
Custom-PCB hardware projects — each built from schematic through board bring-up and firmware.
A universal TV remote on a custom PCB — an ATmega328P drives a 38 kHz IR transmitter, encoding NEC-protocol commands captured and replayed from the original remote.
A custom flight-controller PCB for a quadcopter — integrated IMU, ESC signal routing, and PID stabilization firmware tuned on the bench and in flight.
I'm an electrical engineering student who took an unusual route here — I started out in medical school before switching to engineering, drawn to how things are built at the circuit level.
Born in Iran and immigrated to the U.S. in 2015, my focus now is turning ideas into working hardware: circuit design, PCB layout, and embedded firmware, validated on the bench.
Have a project, a role, or a question? The fastest way to reach me is email.
mikepirjanloo@gmail.com