Interested in Analog/Mixed Signal Design, Embedded Systems, and More.
Good Afternoon!
Welcome to my portfolio website! I am Dev Patel, an enthusiastic electrical engineering student specializing in analog/mixed signal chip design, embedded systems, and battery management.
Explore my journey through education, experience, projects, and skills. Feel free to contact me!
Hi there! I’m Dev Patel, an enthusiastic electrical engineering student specializing in analog/mixed signal chip design, embedded systems, and battery management. I thrive on tackling intricate engineering challenges and transforming ideas into impactful solutions using cutting-edge technology and innovative design.
🚀 Experience that Speaks Volumes:
From designing energy-efficient hardware to crafting embedded systems for power electronics, I’ve honed my skills at some of the most exciting companies:
💡 Driven by Purpose:
I’m passionate about shaping the future of energy systems, automation, and embedded applications. Whether it's perfecting analog circuits or optimizing high-performance systems, I’m always seeking opportunities to collaborate and innovate in the field of electrical engineering.
Let’s connect and create the next big thing in technology together!
University of Illinois Urbana Champaign
Masters+BS in Electrical Engineering, Minor in Computer Science
GPA: 3.6
Notable Courses: Digital Integrated Circuit Design, FPGA Applications, Digital Signal Processing, Advanced Analog Integrated Circuit Design, Machine Learning in VLSI Design.
Jan 2025 – Present | Champaign, IL
Currently interning part-time at Rivian.
May 2024 – August 2024 | Long Beach, CA
Designed machine learning models using PyTorch to automate PCBA defect analysis...
June 2023 – December 2023 | Chicago, IL
Prototyped a 250W grid-connected inverter using GaN MOSFETs and advanced gate drivers...
May 2022 – August 2022 | Santa Clara, CA
Developed software for a 480V High Voltage Energy Storage System using recycled batteries...
Jan 2022 – May 2022 | Champaign, IL
Developed an internal Grafana-based monitoring system for EKS, ECS, and EC2.