Kevin Jiang

As firmware engineer at Good Interfaces, I am responsible for developing and polishing new features of our smart headlamp, implementing major improvements to existing features, correcting bugs that arise from user testing, and optimizing the firmware for the best user experience. Key Achievements: - Improved the success rate of the headlamp's gesture recognition feature and expanded the range of gesture detection by 50% - Leveraged the IMU unit with the headlamp to implement an intuitive 3-step color-changing feature - Designed and programmed a robust 5-step calibration process to ensure consistency of user experience throughout all headlamp units

I work as a student operator at the Cooper Union's computer center. -Manage and maintain printers, projectors, computers, etc. -Assist other students and professors with technical issues -Write tutorials and usage manuals for tools in the computer center -Coordinate with the school's IT department to solve problems

During Cooper's Summer STEM program, I taught rising juniors and seniors in high school how to build a Theremin from scratch. -Taught high schoolers how to use basic circuit components (resistors, capacitors, etc.) and active circuit components such as op-amps. -Showed high schoolers how to do amplitude modulation and produce an audible sound out of two high frequency signals. -Demonstrated to high schoolers all the functions of an oscilloscope they need to test and debug their Theremin. -Assisted students in building and debugging their circuits through out the six weeks. -Led all 8 groups in our class to build a completed Theremin, and a few were even able to add a tremolo sound effect.

-Organize and manage events for the professional development of GLO Leadership Training Summit alumni and students in the New York City area. -Connect professionals in the GLO network with students of NYC to strengthen the professional skills of students. -Plan events such as career panels and mentoring events. Website: gloleadership.org