Summary
Morgan Visnesky is an Associate Software Engineer based in Pittsburgh with nine years of hands-on experience in embedded systems, robotics, and electronics. Currently at Carnegie Robotics after an internship there, Morgan blends firmware development and hardware assembly skills with practical experience in RF and solar energy harvesting for TinyML projects. He has led perception efforts for the Indy Autonomous Challenge, building data pipelines and integrating computer vision models with ROS2, and has a track record mentoring peers and teaching C++ and systems engineering. As a self-employed electronics contractor he designs, assembles, and repairs custom audio and microcontroller circuits, demonstrating strong soldering, test, and firmware-flashing expertise. Morgan’s background spans industrial assembly, automation engineering at Hitachi Rail, and community-focused robotics outreach, showing he’s equally comfortable on the bench, in the lab, and in leadership roles. Notably, he pairs academic TinyML research with production-oriented robotics work, bridging experimental power-harvesting and camera-based ML to real-world embedded systems.
9 years of coding experience
7 years of employment as a software developer
Transfer Engineering Science, Transfer Engineering Science at Community College of Allegheny County
Currently Enrolled Computer Engineering, Currently Enrolled Computer Engineering at University of Pittsburgh
Carnegie Mellon University