Summary
Steve Penna is a DGX Design Engineer at NVIDIA with 12 years of engineering experience and a strong foundation in mechatronics, embedded systems, and signal processing. He holds a BS in Computer Engineering (4.0) and is pursuing an accelerated MS in Electrical Engineering focused on mechatronics and embedded systems, combining hardware-software fluency in RTOS, PID control, IoT, and Matlab/Simulink. Steve’s background spans firmware prototyping—such as designing a touchscreen- and audio-enabled bionic arm prototype with Python PC control—to production-grade systems work at NVIDIA, and earlier roles at Memfault, Square, and Pebble reflected in his Android-focused GitHub history. Comfortable bridging lab prototypes and scalable designs, he brings hands-on digital system and radio expertise plus leadership and communication skills honed through internships and volunteer tech roles. He’s equally at home wiring hardware and shipping software, with a knack for integrating audio, control, and embedded networking in real products.
13 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering, Master of Science - MS, Electrical Engineering at North Carolina State University