
Kalvin McCallum
Computer Engineer & Robotics Researcher
Contact Info
- 760 213 3436
- kalvin_mccallum@student.uml.edu
Skills
- Software: Windows, Linux, Kanban, Visual Studio, Confluence, Jira, Multisim, Quartus, MS Office, Helix ALM, Arena, PyCharm.
- Programming: C (Proficient), C++ (Proficient), MATLAB (Proficient), Python (Familiar), Assembly (Familiar)
- Hardware: AC & DC Circuit Analysis, Microelectronics & Semiconductor Analysis, Microprocessors & Embedded Systems, FPGA
About Me
Motivated Senior Computer Engineering Student Seeking Full-Time Opportunity Beginning May 2023.
I specialize in software engineering and robotics research with a particular interest in embedded systems and human robot interactions.
Experience
New England Robotics Experimentation & Validation Center
2022 - Present
Robotics Researcher
Insulet Corporation
2020 - 2022
Systems Engineer Co-Op
Engineering Projects
Linux based Thread Synchronization Program using Semaphore and Mutex
Fall 2022
- Designed and developed multithreading integer storage and control unit using C programming on a Linux operating system.
- Created an array buffer to store integers and created threads to provide integers to and remove integers from the buffer.
- Utilized a semaphore and mutex to govern access to the array buffer and implement thread synchronization.
Embedded System Snake Game Controller with Joystick and Gyroscope
Fall 2022
- Developed game controller software using C programming, Python, and the Arduino integrated development environment.
- Implemented the game hardware using a breadboard, joystick, MPU-6050 gyroscopic sensor, and a Mega Arduino dev board.
- Analyzed and debugged hardware using a benchtop oscilloscope and Analog Discovery 2 logic analyzer.
Interactive Robotics Game with LuxAI QT Robot
Summer 2022
- Designed and developed human-robot interactive bingo game using C++ in Linux centered LuxAI QT humanoid robot system.
- Utilized embedded robotics API’s and artificial intelligence packages of QT robot to enable robot to naturally interact with patients to ensure maximum engagement from participants.
- Developed client/server network using C++ socket programming to send images to robot system via reliable data transfer protocol.
education
University of Massachusetts Lowell
2022 - 2023
MS, Computer Engineering (Embedded Systems)
Anticipated December 2023
GPA: 4.00 | Dean’s List | Francis College of Engineering Ambassador | Tau Beta Pi | IEEE Member
University of Massachusetts Lowell
2019 - 2023
BS, Computer Engineering
Anticipated May 2023
GPA: 3.92 |
Dean’s List | Francis College of Engineering Ambassador | Tau Beta Pi | IEEE Member
Palomar College
2017 - 2019
AS, Engineering
All California State Academic 1st Team | Chapter President - Phi Theta Kappa | Academic Merit Scholarship | Dean’s List