Nathan Pen
About Nathan Pen
Nathan Pen is a Research Study Assistant with a background in Electrical Engineering, possessing skills in programming, mechanical work, and electronics. He has contributed to various projects, including a smart package lock box and an analog CMOS Schmitt Trigger, while also gaining experience as an intern at M.C. Dean, Inc. and Sargent Manufacturing.
Current Role at The George Washington University
Nathan Pen serves as a Research Study Assistant at The George Washington University since 2020. In this role, he engages in various research activities, contributing to projects that require technical expertise in electrical engineering. His position allows him to apply his academic knowledge in a practical setting while collaborating with faculty and fellow researchers.
Electrical Engineering Education
Nathan Pen completed his Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering at The George Washington University from 2018 to 2022. His education provided him with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles and practices. During his studies, he developed skills in programming and design, which he applied in various projects, including the creation of an analog CMOS Schmitt Trigger.
Technical Skills and Projects
Nathan possesses hands-on skills in soldering, crimping, computer assembly, automotive maintenance, and mechanical work. He created a layout for a 5-bit ALU chip using Cadence software and developed a smart package lock box as a senior design project, integrating a Raspberry Pi, electronic sensors, and an app. Additionally, he has programming experience in C, C#, Python, Java, and MATLAB.
Internship Experience at M.C. Dean, Inc.
Since 2021, Nathan has been working as an Electrical Engineering Intern at M.C. Dean, Inc. in Tysons Corner, Virginia. This internship allows him to gain practical experience in the electrical engineering field, applying his academic knowledge to real-world projects and enhancing his technical skills.
Involvement in Student Organizations
Nathan participated in the SAE Baja club, where he was involved in designing and building an off-road vehicle for competitions. He also contributed to the SEASSPAN student mentor program at The George Washington University, providing guidance and support to fellow students in their academic pursuits.