About

I am an Electronics & RF Engineer specializing in radar systems, SDR technology, and Electronic Warfare.

My current work involves FMCW radar modeling, dual-band radar fusion, and cyber-physical security for wireless communication systems. I am particularly interested in bridging the gap between signal processing, embedded systems, and cybersecurity to develop innovative solutions for modern defense challenges.

5+
Research Projects
3
Manuscripts
2
Presentations
$1K+
Grant Funding

Selected Publications

Ongoing Projects

Decentralized Visual-Localization Framework for TurboPi Swarm

Present

Developing a GPS-free relative positioning system for swarm robots using multi-robot feature sharing and geometric triangulation. Focus on minimal bandwidth usage.

Low-Cost Dual-Band Radar System for Drone Detection

Capstone

Designed a bistatic 5.8 GHz SDR-based FMCW radar and 24 GHz Doppler radar. Validated 3D localization feasibility through TDoA/AoA processing.

Talks & Presentations

Honors & Grants

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    CONNECT Grant

    Undergraduate Research Funding Award ($1,000) • 2025

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    Dean's List

    Recognition of Academic Excellence • 4 Semesters

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    RECR Workshop

    NSF-funded training on responsible research practices • Mar 2025

Professional Development

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    Embedded Systems Essentials

    ARM Cortex-M Architecture & Real-Time Programming

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    PCB Design Fundamentals

    KiCad, Altium Designer • Signal Integrity & EMC

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    RF Engineering Basics

    SDR, Antenna Design, S-Parameters

Open to Collaboration

I welcome inquiries regarding research collaborations, graduate supervision, and academic partnerships.

Contact

Letters of Support

Representative endorsements (available upon request):

"Mr. Amin demonstrates exceptional dedication to understanding complex systems. His work on the dual-band radar project showed both technical rigor and creative problem-solving."

— Faculty Advisor, Department of Engineering

"A highly motivated researcher with strong laboratory skills. His ability to bridge hardware design and software implementation is notable."