HASAN SHAKIR

HASAN SHAKIR

Class of 2020
BS Electrical Engineering

Aspiration Statement

I want to do my masters in Robotics focused on enhancing human-computer interaction or electric power mainly focusing on the design and controlling of electric power generation using renewable sources. As a career, I am inclined towards technical research and development. My other passions include travelling and gaming.

Core Skills

  • Verilog HDL
  • Vivado Software
  • Python, C/C++
  • MATLAB
  • Microsoft Office
  • OrCAD Capture CIS
  • Field-Programmable Gate Arrays (FPGA)
  • Xilinx Vivado
  • Arduino

Academic Awards / Achievements

  • Newcastle University - MS Electrical Power (Sep 2023)
  • Dean’s List - Fall 2019
  • 40% Merit Scholarship - Habib University
  • 80% Scholarship in A-levels at Generation School System

Experience

Internship / Volunteer Work

  • Resyst - Project Manager (Dec 2020 - Mar 2021)
  • Divertido Entertainment - Co-founder
  • Digital Dividend - Intern Software Engineer, The Learning Apps (TLA)
  • Habib University - Teaching Assistant, Integrated Sciences and Mathematics

Publications / Creative Projects

  • Line Following Robot: LFR was made as a group project using ATmega Arduino, color sensors and ultra-sonic sensors.
  • Digital Clock: This project was made using counter ICs and multiple other Ics.
  • Risk Board Game: Risk Board game was made as a group project using C++ as the programming language.
  • Rain Detector: This project was made by using transistors and by using soldering skills to make our own detector.

Final Year Project

Project Title

Implementation and Design of Fault Tolerant Risc V Architecture

Description

Processors in space face unique challenges due to the effects of high radiations. Devices and processors used in such critical conditions require a high level of protection and security. Keeping this scenario in mind, we aim to design a processor with fault-tolerant capability. Our approach to this problem is based on designing and implementing a RISC-V Processor on FPGA and making it fault-tolerant. (Group Project)

Project Pictures