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Zachary Sheppard

Zachary Sheppard

Electrical Engineer EIT | Embedded Software

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Burnaby, Metro Vancouver Regional DistrictMember since January 8, 2024
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About

As an ambitious and motivated Electrical Engineer, I recently graduated with a solid academic background and a passion for cutting-edge technologies. My coursework and educational projects have equipped me with a diverse skill set, including project management, MATLAB, Oscilloscopes, and Functional Generators. I am proficient in C, C++, Python, and Verilog, and I have hands-on experience with boards such as the DE0-nano and STM32H7A3 Nucleo Board.

During my internships and projects, I collaborated with cross-functional teams to construct industrial-grade VFD panels and conducted essential maintenance checks for water facilities. I also led academic projects, creating a Remote Hydrophone System to detect whale calls and an AR SCARA Robot Arm for precise motion control in augmented reality.

I am eager to apply my technical expertise and problem-solving skills in design verification and electrical engineering roles. Open to new opportunities, I am driven to contribute to innovative projects and positively impact the industry. Let's connect and explore how my skills can benefit your organization's success.

Experience

Arrow Speed Controls - Wireman

  • Went through training and gained an understanding of technical project execution, collaborated with engineers and installers to construct industrial-grade VFD panels, ensuring precise wiring and integration from AutoCAD designs. 
  • Conducted thorough testing with a 100% success rate, guaranteeing safe and reliable performance.
  •  Enhanced technical expertise in electrical engineering, AutoCAD design, and teamwork.

Education

BCIT - Bachelor of Electrical Engineering

  • Gained experience in a broad range of electrical engineering disciplines, from power engineering to digital design. 
  • Utilized various electrical measuring instruments such as power supplies, oscilloscopes, and spectrum analyzers. 
  • Final year capstone involved utilizing an STM32 board with and ARM processor to perform signal analysis on whale calls.

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