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<title> Jose Orozco - About </title>
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<a class="active" href="index.html">About</a>
<a href="tuas.html">Triton UAS</a>
<a href="artemis.html">Artemis</a>
<a href="interests.html">Interests</a>
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<h1> Jose Orozco </h1>
<img src="src/about/headshot_jose_2023.png" class="pic">
<h2> Objective: </h2>
I aim to develop as a well-rounded electrical engineer that understands the various facets that compose electrical engineering. My current goal is to have a stronger understanding of RF and digital design, practically and theoretically.
<h2> Education: </h2>
<b>UC, San Diego:</b> Sep '17 - Jun '21
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<i>B.S. in Electrical Engineering with an emphasis on Circuits and Systems.</i>
<h2> Work related experience: </h2>
<b>General Atomics: Aeronautical Systems, Inc.:</b> Nov '21 - Present
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<i>EMI/EMC engineer</i>
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<b>Triton UAS (formerly UCSD AUVSI):</b> Apr '18 - Jun '19 (Member), Jun '19 - Jun '21
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<i>Embedded Co-lead</i><!--; at TUAS I have the opportunity to work on a hands-on project that aims to produce an autonomous UAV that can fulfill the objectives of the annual AUVSI SUAS competition. During my time at TUAS, I have worked on an antenna tracker, designing a PCB to distribute power across our plane, and wiring and troubleshooting our plane. Additionally, as a lead I am in charge of instructing and assisting some of our other members on the various tasks that involve setting up our plane and the electronic devices that power, control, and log the plane.-->
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<b>California Space Grant Consortium (Artemis Student Challenge):</b> Jun '20 - Jun '21
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<i> Guidance, navigation, and control (GNC)/Simulation development</i>
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<b>UCSD ATS:</b> Oct '17 - Jan '18
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<i>IT Desk Help</i><!--; my responsibilities at the help desk included to assist faculty staff directly by responding to tickets as instructed by my superiors, and I assisted my superiors in completing some of their duties. These duties ranged from setting up and maintaining electronic equipment, such as desktop computers, printers, peripherals, amongst others, and making sure that these devices had access to the university’s server.-->
<!--; <h2> Relevant Studies: </h2>
Currently, in addition to the prerequisite courses that electrical engineering courses entail, i.e. math and physics, I have completed courses on active circuits, power electronics, analog and discrete systems, digital design, and IoT devices. -->
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<h2> Skills: </h2>
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<li>Extensive experience operating spectrum analyzers and oscilloscopes</li>
<li>Proficient in C/C++, SPICE, and network analyzer operation</li>
<li>Basic understanding of Verilog/SystemVerilog, and Python</li>
<li>Intermediate experience of MATLAB and Mathematica</li>
<li>Linux power user; used various distros. Thus, familiar with different package managers: pacman, yum, portage, etc.</li>
<li>Native Spanish speaker</li>
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