Hardware-to-software engineer — FPGA logic gates up to C++ compiled WASM running natively in the browser. Five languages, three continents, one engineering degree in progress.
I'm Ozan Ekame Pekgoz, a Computer Engineering student at Boston University who builds at every level of the stack — from Verilog FSMs on FPGA to WASM-compiled C++ running natively in the browser.
I care about understanding why things work, not just that they do. When I built the Color Sorter, the interesting part wasn't gluing an Arduino to a sensor — it was designing the light-robust thresholds and the deterministic servo control loop that made it 95% accurate across 100 trials.
Outside engineering: BU College of Engineering Student Advisor, basketball coach, AI Society and Mars Rover Club member. Also piano, surfing, and vinyl.
Open to internship opportunities in hardware, embedded systems, or software engineering. Reach out directly — I respond fast.
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