Matteo Tullo
About Matteo Tullo
Matteo Tullo is an Embedded Software Engineer Intern with a background in Computer Engineering and a minor in Geographic Information Systems. He has held various internships and leadership roles, including positions at MAC RoboMaster, IEEE McMaster Student Branch, GEOTAB, Qualcomm, and Zoox.
Work at Skydio
Matteo Tullo currently serves as an Embedded Software Engineer Intern at Skydio, a position he has held since 2024. His role is based in San Mateo, California, United States. In this capacity, he focuses on embedded engineering and sensor integration, contributing to the development of firmware and supporting sensor bring-up processes.
Education and Expertise
Matteo Tullo is pursuing a Bachelor of Engineering & Society (B.Eng.Society) degree at the Faculty of Engineering - McMaster University, with an expected graduation in 2024. He holds a minor in Geographic Information Systems (GIS). His academic background provides a solid foundation in computer engineering principles, which he applies in his professional roles.
Background
Matteo Tullo has a diverse background in engineering, having worked in various roles related to embedded systems and software development. His experience includes positions at MAC RoboMaster, IEEE McMaster Student Branch, GEOTAB, Qualcomm, Zoox, and currently Skydio. His involvement in these organizations reflects a commitment to advancing his skills in embedded engineering and collaboration.
Achievements
Matteo Tullo has demonstrated leadership capabilities through his tenure at the IEEE McMaster Student Branch, where he served as Chapter Chair for two consecutive years from 2021 to 2023. His earlier roles within the branch included Vice Chair and Chapter Member, showcasing his active participation and commitment to the organization.
Internship Experience
Matteo Tullo has accumulated significant internship experience in the field of embedded systems. He has worked as an Embedded Systems Developer Intern at GEOTAB, a Firmware Engineer Intern at Zoox, and a SW SoC Telemetry Engineering Intern at Qualcomm. These roles have allowed him to develop practical skills in firmware writing and sensor technology.