Description: Led design, wiring, and integration of robot's power distribution, motor control, and sensor systems. Meticulously troubleshot complex electrical faults (e.g., intermittent power drains), ensuring robot functionality for regional competitions.



Self-taught in diagnosing and repairing a variety of consumer electronics (e.g., vintage radios, amplifiers, household appliances). Utilized multimeter, soldering iron, and schematic analysis to restore functionality and extend product lifespans.

Actively participated in weekly challenges focused on applied physics and engineering principles, including building electromagnets, designing simple circuits, and conducting experiments on signal transmission.

Active participant in online forums dedicated to electrical engineering and electronics. Contributed by answering questions, sharing project insights, and collaborating on debugging challenging circuit designs with peers globally.

Provided weekly tutoring sessions to underclassmen in Algebra, Pre-Calculus, and Physics. Focused on simplifying complex concepts and developing problem-solving strategies, enhancing peer understanding and academic performance.

Description: FIRST Robotics Competition - Innovation in Control Award: Recognized for the innovative design and robust implementation of the robot's electrical control system, specifically lauded for its precise sensor integration and reliable power management under competition stress.



 Awarded by the High School Science Department for exceptional aptitude and practical application in electrical principles, particularly demonstrated through independent projects involving complex circuit design and diagnostic troubleshooting.

Description: Best in Category: Electrical & Computer Systems: Awarded for a project demonstrating an innovative solution to an electrical engineering problem (e.g., "Optimizing Signal-to-Noise Ratio in Low-Power Receivers"), showcasing rigorous experimental design and meticulous data analysis.



Duke University

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KR

Applicant

2024/2025

Electrical Engineering

Duke University

Accepted

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Male

Asian

United States

Public School

Completed 0 AP Exams

1550 SAT

State/Regional

Robotics

Essays

The Unseen Currents: A Journey to Electrical Engineering

Cornell University Application