Summary
Anthony Sanchez is a Software Engineer 2 at Dell Technologies with 11 years of hands-on experience bridging mechanical engineering and low-level software development, specializing in Core UEFI/BIOS. A Texas A&M mechanical engineering graduate, he transitioned into embedded and firmware work by self-teaching C and embedded design after building projects like a CNC router and a COVID-19 breathalyzer that combined hardware, PCB layout, and firmware. At Dell he has moved from mechanical intern to software engineer, contributing tooling in Python, front-end UIs, DevOps and security advocacy, and serving as scrum master on the BIOS core team. He brings a pragmatic systems mindset informed by real-world manufacturing and refinery internships, making him effective at tracing problems from silicon and boards up through firmware and software. Notably, his career path highlights rapid cross-disciplinary learning and the ability to turn mechanical design skills into robust embedded software solutions.
11 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering, Bachelor's degree, Mechanical Engineering at Texas A&M University
Dual Credit US History, English, Speech and Government Classes, Dual Credit US History, English, Speech and Government Classes at Austin Community College
Spanish