agilbert28,Austin Gilbert,github

Hey, I'm Austin

As a Software Engineer at General Motors and Hack for LA, I am working to expand my knowledge and skills in software engineering, development, and automation. With a passion for homebrewed projects and new technologies, I aim to put my five foundational years of experience and creativity toward new projects and endeavors.

Austin Gilbert's Projects

agilbert28

Personal Repository to display on my GitHub homepage.

can-validation-research

A CAN Analysis & Validation Research Project for the UW EcoCAR Team where I validated in-vehicle CAN networks using a self-designed CAN test harness, and documented a physical layer validation procedure as well as a CAN training module for the team.

kindle-manga-downloader

A Windows batch file using KCC and mangadex-downloader to download, convert, and send manga to a Kindle.

n-channel-vocoder

Final N-Channel Vocoder Project for my UW Continuous Time Linear Systems course which modulates a signal into vocoded speech.

nixie-temp

A Nixie Tube temperature & weather informational display.

ore-block-server

A Hobbyist Raspberry Pi Ubuntu server hosting a multiplayer Minecraft server and Discord music bot all enclosed in a 3D-printed Minecraft Ore Block with player-count activated lights.

personal-taskboard

A currently Google Sheets-based conditionally-formatted personal task logger with hour recording.

personal-website

A website that functions as a project blog, resume/cv, and space for personal information.

transmission-line-analysis

Final Transmission Line Analysis Project for my UW Applied Electrodynamics course which implements a Transmission Line representation of a CMOS circuit using the circuit simulator program, LTSpice.

v2v-interface

A proof of concept close-range Vehicle-to-Vehicle update delivery platform using two Raspberry Pi development boards.

waveform-generator

Final Waveform Generator Project for my UW Microprocessor System Design course which runs a simple amplitude-adjustable, frequency-adjustable waveform generator.

wifi-antenna-matching

Final NanoVNA & Wi-Fi Antenna Z-Match Project for my UW RF & Microwave Engineering course where we designed a network RLC matching circuit for a Wi-Fi Antenna using AWR Microwave Office DE, a NanoVNA network analyzer, and LTSpice.

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