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efficiency and functionality.\nAchieved a 10% average reduction in PCB board area across all designs without increasing power consumption, improving overall design compactness and scalability.\nProjects\t\t Stepper Motor Controller for Blood Shaking | Project Lead \tJanuary 20XX – Present Completed Anti-Blood Coagulation (ABC) system development for Black prostate cancer patients\nOverhauled use of old commercial stepper motor drivers in lab by creating robust contraption API and debugging\nproduct, allowing for longer experiment durations by 200%.\nDelivered final ABC System to research group using CAD design on Solidworks, electrical protoboarding by hand, achieving 100% success rate during controlled testing.\nRoboJackets | Electrical Sub-Team Member \t            Sept 20XX – May 20XX Built remotely operated Mars Rover – qualified for International Rover Challenge finals first-try\nCompleted all stages of the PCB development process for the arm of a robotic rover, including circuit 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