Summary
Monty Choy is a hardware-focused engineer with a decade of experience validating and bringing up GPUs, SoCs, and power management systems across industry leaders including NVIDIA, AMD, Apple, and Microsoft. He blends high-speed board design, signal integrity modeling, power/performance validation, and lab measurement with practical experience in high-volume consumer manufacturing and DFX. Comfortable writing automation and scripts to accelerate validation workflows, Monty pairs system-level debugging with hands-on PCB/layout and PMIC testing. A Cal Poly EE graduate (3.95 GPA) based in San Francisco, he also moonlights as a hardware hacker and Nerf blaster enthusiast, reflecting a playful, maker-minded approach to engineering. Notably, his internships span both silicon vendors and platform companies, giving him cross-domain insight into how chip-level behavior maps to real product constraints.
10 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo
Mission Bit
Computer Science, 4.0, Computer Science, 4.0 at City College of San Francisco
4.5 GPA, 4.5 GPA at Abaham Lincoln High School