Jonah is a junior in Electrical Engineering with a focus in Energy & Power. Outside of academia, Jonah runs a company that uses decommissioned EV batteries to create unique mobile power accessories. For a career Jonah would like to work in grid modernization or energy storage solutions.

Zach is a sophomore studying social work, with the intent of pursuing a masters degree becoming a licensed social worker. In his free time, he works on electronics and makes music, sometimes at the same time.

Siddharth is a senior majoring in Electrical Engineering with a specialization in Hardware design. He is interested in hardware design, semiconductor fabrication and audio. His hobbies include tinkering with FPGAs, implementing retro processors in FPGAs and modifying retro hardware.

Edward is a first year aerospace PhD student with a BS in CSE studying space robotics. His hobbies include hiking, swimming, gaming, sailing, and photography.

Matt is a EE graduate student. He’s interested in RF devices and hardware design. His hobbies include woodworking, sim racing, electronics projects, amateur radio, and rock climbing.

Regina is a senior studying Electrical and Computer Engineering, and will be pursuing her masters in ECE after graduating this semester. She is interested in embedded systems and signal processing. Outside of the Electronics Club, Regina likes to lift, hike, bike, and play video games.

Surya is a first year CSE major minoring in robotics and autonomous systems, interested in Machine Learning and Artificial Intelligence. His hobbies include watching sports, 3D printing, and competitive robotics.

Hunter, a retrocomputing enthusiast and electronics hobbyist, holds the role of Sponsorship Coordinator for the Electronics Club. In addition, he is employed as a Desktop Technician within OTDI at OSU.

Yo what's good it's Ryan. I like programming for fun and making things. I'm good at low-level development, graphics development, and optimization.

Jared is a first-year CSE major with plans to also pursue a degree in education. His focus is currently on building websites to help throughout the education process and learning more about low-level programming and embedded systems.

Professor Bibyk is an Associate Professor of ECE at The Ohio State University. His research includes advanced circuits for signal processing and embedded communication systems.