Bachelor of Science in Electronic Engineering
Minor in Automation of Processes, Advanced Control and Industrial Robotics
2021 - Present
Levi S.
About Me
Electronic Engineering student specializing in Automatic Control and Industrial Automation. Passionate about bridging the gap between theoretical control engineering and real-world applications. I focus on applying control theory, power electronics, and data analysis to optimize industrial processes and drive innovation in robotics.
Education
Skills
MATLAB PLC (Allen Bradley) Python C Control Systems Design Robotics Power BI
Experience
Engineering Intern | CGE (Compañía General de Electricidad)
Designed and implemented interactive Power BI dashboards to automate management reports,
transforming operational data into key visualizations for decision-making.
Executed engineering functions while ensuring compliance with current electrical regulations
and safety standards.
January 2026 - March 2026
Medical Equipment Technical Assistant
Assisted in the installation, calibration, and preventive maintenance of hospital medical equipment.
Applied instrumentation knowledge and skills in real-world clinical environments.
December 2024 - February 2025
Academic Projects
PID Control in an Industrial Pilot Plant
Implemented and tuned PID control loops in an industrial pilot plant, achieving precise level
stabilization through Allen-Bradley PLC programming.
Developed batch control sequences and safety logic, managing the direct interaction between
automatic valves and process level instrumentation.
Technologies: Allen-Bradley PLC, Level Sensors, Control Valves.
Design and Construction of a Flyback Converter
Executed the comprehensive design and validation of a DC-DC (Flyback) prototype, ranging from
LTspice simulation to PCB manufacturing and power semiconductor selection.
Conducted dynamic load testing and energy efficiency analysis in the laboratory, ensuring output
voltage stability under variable conditions.
Technologies: MATLAB/Simulink, LTspice, PCB Design.
Interests
Outside of engineering, my favorite ways to disconnect are practicing handbalance—which is a slow but fun learning process—drawing, and just relaxing with a good book to recharge my creativity.