Gabriel Esquibel
BS in Electrical Engineering | Sonoma State University
Petaluma CA, 94954
(707) 766-4111
gabeesquibel707@gmail.com
Professional Skills:
- PCB Design (Eagle & Altium)
- Python, C, C++, Linux, MATLAB
- Circuit Design and Hardware
- Embedded Systems
- AutoDesk Inventor (CAD)
- Digital Logic Fundamentals
- Excel & Google Sheets
- FPGA & Verilog Experience
- Signals and Systems
- Electronics
- Instrumentation
- RF & Microwave Design
- 3D Scanning & Modeling
- Schematic Drafting
- Databasing (SQL), Php, & HTML
- Internet of Things Systems & Projects
- Client/Customer Engagement
Soft Skills:
- Well Organized
- Quick Learner
- Clear & Concise Writing
- Time Management
- Attention to Detail
- Great Communication Skills
- Strong Work Ethic
- Make-it-happen attitude
- Excellent Presentation Skills
Education:
Aug 2016 - May 2021
Santa Rosa Junior College
Aug 2021 - May 2024
Sonoma State University | [BSEE | GPA: 3.4]
Notable Projects:
Apiary Assistant (Senior Project)
Internet of Things beehive monitoring device. Year long project with real world project planning & execution from Idea to Minimum Viable Product. Experience includes client outreach and engagement, extensive programming in C, python, php, html, bash, and arduino CAD design in Autodesk Inventor, circuit troubleshooting, data acquisition/sampling, databasing, research, documentation, and teamwork.
Project Website: https://apiaryassistant wordpress co m/
AM Receiver Design (Class Project)
Electronics project consisting of multiple circuit blocks with a focus on extensive design, circuit troubleshooting, testing, and redesign
Experience includes circuit design and simulation in LTspice, troubleshooting and scope measurements, lab bench equipment experience, quality report and documentation.
EMOTE (Research Project)
Project utilizes a microcontroller equipped with biometric sensors to help deduce primary emotions of a non-verbal wearer. Learning teamwork, programming, I2C protocol, data interpretation, conference and competition attendance and detailed presentations to peers and industry judges Project