Andrew Kim is an electrical engineering lead with nine years of experience designing board- and system-level hardware, firmware, and test systems for advanced products from smart contact lenses to road infrastructure. Currently leading electrical engineering at Cavnue in the San Francisco Bay Area while pursuing an M.S., he blends hands-on circuit and firmware design with systems thinking to move concepts into production. His background spans medical bioelectronics, semiconductor process control, and defense-grade signal integrity, and he’s served as sole electrical lead on multi-divisional projects at Smiths Group. At Mojo Vision he advanced hardware for the world’s first smart contact lens, and earlier roles at Lam Research honed his EtherCAT, microcontroller firmware, and test-fixture expertise. He pairs academic rigor—magna cum laude B.S. from Cal Poly and graduate work at Stanford—with practical leadership across cross-disciplinary teams. A former CubeSat avionics designer and longtime teaching assistant, he brings both curiosity for embedded systems and a knack for translating research into robust products.
9 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Evergreen Valley High School
Master of Science (M.S.), Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (M.S.), Electrical Engineering at Stanford University
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