Jaycee Dylan Alipio
Electrical & Computer Engineering Student | Embedded Systems Focus
Los Angeles, CA
ABOUT ME
Hi! I'm Jaycee. I am an electrical engineering student at UCLA with a heavy focus on embedded systems and firmware. I love the integration between hardware and software and I aim to be in an industry that let's me create a product that helps people out.
When I have free time 👀 I love competing in street fighter, playing guitar, and watching anime or shows.
Feel free to contact me at
jaycee.alipio@gmail.com
1-(818)-310-0274 !
STM32 CAN Normal Mode with Brake Transducer drivers
Developed the CAN-based telemetry and brake-pressure acquisition firmware for UCLA Bruin Supermileage’s STM32 control node. Implemented modular embedded C drivers for CAN Bus and ADC on an STM32F4, integrating with the team’s custom CAN libraries...
STM32 Environmental Sensor Firmware with Wi-Fi Transmission - Ongoing
Built an embedded environmental monitoring system using an STM32 Nucleo board interfaced with a BME680 sensor over SPI. Developed modular C firmware using FreeRTOS tasks, queues, and semaphores for real-time sampling and data handling. Implemented a...
Bedroom Security
Physical Security Sensor that detects incoming visitors through the use of ultrasonic sensors to measure distance. Created with ESP32 Microcontroller and Arduino IDE code to calculate distance which detects movement utilizing C++. The...
Vex U Robotics 2023 Competition
Two robots in collaboration with Moorpark College's engineering club for the upcoming Vex Robotics Competition "Over Under." Utilizes C++ with the PROS extension
ASMC Office Login Device
Office login device which lets student government leaders clock in. Utilizes a graphical user interface along with Python to display a program for student leaders to navigate. Lets student leaders clock in by inputting their ID which lets program...