Summary
Robin Liu is an interdisciplinary hardware and systems engineer with a decade of hands-on experience blending avionics, consumer hardware, and field repair work. Based in Atlanta, he has contributed to high-impact teams at Apple and NVIDIA and led avionics and dev-systems efforts for the Ramblin' Rocket Club, building flight computers and fostering an active learning community for electrical and aerospace engineers. His background in dual BS degrees in Electrical and Aerospace Engineering (with a math minor) and a stint at Stanford summer math gives him strong theoretical rigor alongside practical MCU, UART, and power/logic design experience. Equally comfortable debugging in a workshop at dawn as he is architecting hardware layouts, Robin bridges the gap between prototyping, production, and real-world maintenance. He pairs leadership in student aerospace projects with production-focused hardware engineering at major tech firms, bringing a rare mix of field intuition and formal design discipline. An unexpected strength is his affinity for patient, iterative problem solving—whether waiting for the perfect catch or refining a flight-critical AHRS system.
10 years of coding experience
Highscool, Mathematics and Computer Science, Highscool, Mathematics and Computer Science at The International School of Minnesota
Bachelor of Science - BS, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Bachelor of Science - BS, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology
Summer School, Mathematics, Summer School, Mathematics at Stanford University