Matthew D.

UMass Lowell Undergraduate Class of 2024 and Master’s Graduate in Electrical Engineering with a focus on RF communications Class of 2025. I am starting a new role as a Senior RF Test Engineer at Analog Devices, in ADEF as of March 2026. During my undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, I gained knowledge through 3 different internships, senior capstone, graduate research, lots of work and club opportunities (like being an Electronics lab TA and a board member of IEEE) at the university, as well as excelling in academics. Throughout all these endeavors, I have learned how to use Altium, code in C and with microcontrollers, design circuits, understand electrical and wave interactions with different devices and tools, and use various electrical test equipment. One of the highlights of my academic career had to have been my capstone - solar solar-charged electric luggage car. It is a project that hopes to prove the usefulness of renewable energy and the power of electric vehicles for transferring luggage at airports. This project was successful in towing a small car, charging batteries with solar panels, and utilizing battery-switching circuitry with high power PCBs. Please see my post on this capstone project.