SJSAM JAMALI

Electronic systems engineering technology / Texas A&M

I build the hardware behind the idea.

I’m Sam Jamali, an Electronic Systems Engineering Technology student who enjoys solving practical problems across firmware, embedded systems, electronics, and hardware. I turn real-world requirements into reliable systems - from custom PCBs and component decisions to microcontroller firmware, validation, and manufacturing-ready details.

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Open to opportunities in
  • Firmware
  • Embedded systems
  • Electrical engineering
  • Hardware design
  • PCB design
  • Hardware validation
  • Engineering leadership

A practical engineering mindset

Designing systems that move from schematic to signal.

My work sits at the intersection of electronics and software. I enjoy the full build cycle: reading datasheets, selecting components, designing boards, writing efficient code, testing assumptions, and improving what the measurements reveal.

Selected work

Built to be used.

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OLED Watch top view
01

01 / PCB + firmware

OLED Watch

A custom, reprogrammable watch designed around long battery life, accurate RTC timekeeping, and a power-conscious embedded architecture.

KiCadATmega328PC / C++
Cyclone Arcade Game prototype
02

STM32 / Assembly

Cyclone Arcade Game

A hardware arcade game that raises the pace with each successful input and provides LED-based score feedback.

03

Arduino / Motion

IR Light Switch

An IR-controlled stepper-motor mechanism that physically toggles a wall switch, with a purpose-built enclosure.

3.47Current GPA
2028Expected graduation
Junior
2+Years in IT & security roles
2Goals: exceptional hardware & software