Computer engineering technology · RIT
I'm Wallace Gao. I build embedded systems, digital hardware, and networks by connecting careful design with hands-on testing.
NUCLEO-L476RG visual representation · Current project platform
Selected projects
Each project opens into a detailed case study covering the idea, technical approach, and what I learned.
A real-time STM32 system that measures room conditions, evaluates comfort, drives local alerts, and streams telemetry to a Python dashboard.
A four-router Cisco network using RIP to exchange IPv4 routes across point-to-point links.
A C++ text generator that uses n-gram modeling and probability sampling to produce new character sequences.
A physical Tic-Tac-Toe game integrating an MSP432, Bluetooth module, OLED display, servos, and a 3D-printed structure.
A team-designed 6.2 V linear power supply taken from electrical requirements through Multisim verification and laboratory testing.
An MSP432 sensing system using ultrasonic and bump sensors to measure distance and detect impact.
About
I'm a Computer Engineering Technology student at Rochester Institute of Technology, graduating in May 2027.
My coursework spans digital systems, microcontrollers, circuits, electronic devices, computational problem solving, and networking. I enjoy translating those fundamentals into working systems I can inspect, debug, and improve.
Embedded C/C++, VHDL, Python, STM32, MSP432, DE0-CV FPGA
UART, I2C, SPI, Ethernet/IP, Cisco IOS, Bluetooth
Quartus Prime, ModelSim, MATLAB, Multisim, AutoCAD, GitHub
Experience
PCE HVAC · Full-time
Maryland · On-site
Applied circuit-schematic knowledge and multimeter diagnostics while assisting master technicians with practical troubleshooting and repairs.
Let's build something useful.
I'm looking for a team where I can contribute, learn from experienced engineers, and keep building across hardware and software.
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