Electrical Engineer @ Texas Instruments | PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering. As an Electrical Engineer at Texas Instruments, I apply my PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering to design, develop, and test innovative solutions for wireless power transfer and battery management systems for electric vehicles and other applications. I have over 2.5 years of experience in this role, and I have contributed to multiple projects that have enhanced the performance, efficiency, and safety of these systems. Before joining Texas Instruments, I was a Graduate Research Assistant at The University of Alabama for five years, where I conducted cutting-edge research on power electronics, embedded systems, and advanced battery management systems. I published several papers in prestigious journals and conferences, and I received multiple awards and honors for my research excellence. I also gained valuable teaching and mentoring experience as a Lab Instructor and a Teaching Assistant for various courses in Electrical and Computer Engineering. I am passionate about solving complex engineering challenges and creating positive impacts on society and the environment through my work. I am always eager to learn new skills and technologies, and to collaborate with diverse and talented teams. I am seeking a challenging and rewarding position that will allow me to leverage my expertise and experience, and to further develop my career in electrical engineering.