Charles Brammell

I am a highly motivated Computer Engineering student at Auburn University, currently pursuing an accelerated B.S./M.S. degree with a Minor in Finance. My passion lies at the intersection of complex hardware design and high-impact software applications.

Currently, I am a Research Fellow at the Auburn Neuroimaging Research Center, where I develop and validate novel image processing techniques for muscle tissue. This role involves optimizing post-processing pipelines on high-performance compute clusters and composing academic articles. I am also a BLS and Level 3 MR certified provider, allowing me to conduct MRI studies directly with human subjects and oversee patient safety.

My technical expertise is grounded in digital hardware design (Verilog) , signal processing , and embedded systems . I have led projects such as the development of an FPGA-based AES encryption accelerator and independently proposed new methods for RF-based artifact correction in imaging.

Beyond the lab, I am an active leader, serving as the Vice President of the IEEE-HKN Honor Society and the Engineering Representative for the Sigma Nu Scholarship Committee , where I mentor other students and organize K-12 engineering outreach.