Justin Le

About Me

My name is Justin Le , I am a 4th Year Computer Engineering student at University of California. I am always striving to become a better person, whether it be academically or in my own personal development. Ever since getting to college, I have worked several different jobs in order to pay my bills so that I could move away from home to get the best academic experience possible. While my GPA is not very high (cum GPA: 3.33), I have gone out of my way to develop my technical skills through my research position and side projects. When I am not doing school work or working on a project I like to relax with video games, working out, hanging out with friends, cooking and/or reading fantasy books. My favorite video game is "Stardew Valley" and the book I am currently reading is "The Way of Kings" by Brandon Sanderson! I also enjoy giving back to the community which is why I join Alpha Phi Omega - ΑΦΩ - the National Co-ed Service Fraternity.

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This webpage is still being updated/created in my free time so there is still a lot to add while I learn more about html/css/javascript.

Education

University of California - Irvine

BS. in Computer Engineering: September 2015 - June 2019

Coursera

University of Michigan's "Applied Data Science with Python - Specialization": 5 Courses - In Progress:

Hardware Oriented Projects

Just some fun projects I made. Descriptions will be added soon.

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Software Projects

Data Visuals

Fun series of mini side projects that showcase some data visualizations I made using Python. I am am still working on optimizing some of the code and of course adding more visuals as I come across interesting data. See @ https://github.com/lejh1/data_visuals

Risc-V Processor

This project was assigned to us in my computer organization class. The goal of this project was to implement a fully functional Single Cycle Risc-V Processor then a Pipelined version for our final project that can handle data/control hazards and forwarding. This project was written in SystemVerilog and synthesized using Synopsys.

ZotClicker

This small coding project is a "Cookie Clicker" style UCI inspired game, done for HackUCI 2018. "A hackathon is a place where the only thing limiting what you build is your own creativity - we'll provide the rest. Stay up for 36 hours with the smartest people you'll ever meet and building the coolest things you have created." This project was made more for fun than for the competition as my coding skills are not that developed. I will say that this was an insanely entertaining project because my team and I were able to just create something unique yet full of laughs the whole time.

Relevant Experience

SSL - Payload Core Engineer, Intern
June 2018 - Sept 2018

Wrote and analyzed scripts for validation testing of the use of a CAN bus network in GEO satellites. Developed Python tools and interfaces to help team with accessible data extraction and analytics.

California Plug Load Research Center - Undergraduate Researcher
January 2018 - Present

Tested, demonstrated and developed wired and wireless control systems as retrofit solutions for managing energy consumption of plug load devices in residential and commercial settings. Worked on implementation of various low-power, Espressif Systems, on the chip micro-controllers in embedded systems that uses RTOS, I2C and SPI protocols to create an IOT device.

UCI EECS Dept - Undergraduate Tutor/TA
March 2018 - Present

Tutored Electrical and Computer Engineering students in a Network Analysis course focused on Op Amps, design of frequency selective circuits and rst and second order linear RLC circuits.

Additional Experience

UCI SSoE Dean's Office - Lead Student Assistant
July 2017 - June 2018

Working as a student assistant for the School of Engineering Dean's Office. In charge of training and managing other student assistants.

Engineering Student Council - Student Mentor
September 2017 - March 2018

The Engineers Mentoring the Future (EMF) program pairs first and second year mentees with upperclass mentors. This program provides a source of valuable information and guidance for young engineers, and offers interactive workshops for both mentors and mentees.

Guest and Event Services - Parking Attendant
January 2016 - May 2017

UCI's Guest and Event Services(GES) offers a variety of options to meet your event's transportation needs. Our goal is to ensure that you and your guests receive friendly and accommodating customer service from start to finish. We provide everything from parking permits and traffic control to valet service and executive charters. An experienced GES staff member is eager to assist you with facilitating your event.