About Me

I'm a recent graduate of Kyoto University of Advanced Science (KUAS) with a Bachelor's degree in Mechanical and Electrical Systems Engineering. Over the past four years, I've built a multidisciplinary engineering foundation through research, internships, and industry-sponsored projects — always at the intersection of hardware and software.

As a Research Assistant in the SP2Lab (Solid-State Power Processing Laboratory) under Prof. Alberto Castellazzi, I developed Python-based desktop applications that automate programmable power supplies and electronic loads via SCPI communication. My work spanned hardware design, embedded software, and experimental validation for high-power SiC MOSFET converter research — resulting in a Best Paper Award at ICPET 2026 and a submission to IEEE IPEC 2026.

In parallel, I collaborated with SCREEN Holdings on an automated gel dispensing system for cell culture (inspired by 3D-printer motion control) and with Techfirm Inc. on an AI-powered Digital Human for recruitment. I also completed a summer internship at Nidec Motor Corporation, where I studied motor manufacturing, quality control, and PLC-based industrial automation.

What drives me is the challenge of integrating hardware and software to solve real engineering problems — whether that's eliminating EMI in high-power circuits, making lab experiments safer and more repeatable, or creating intuitive AI-driven interfaces. I'm eager to keep learning from experienced engineers and contribute to impactful, collaborative projects.