Jessica  Grazziotin   Contact  Information   Phone:  808-­‐469-­‐6100     Email:  [email protected]     Reference  Contacts  Available  on  Request   Media  Mentions:  ESWKCC.wordpress.com,  HICapacity.org,  bytemarkscafe.org,   thinktechhawaii.com   Education:       Major:  Electrical  Engineering       Current  Status:  3.71  GPA   School:  Kapiolani  Community  College  (Honolulu,  Hawaii,  U.S.)       Dates:  January  2014  –  Present  (a  transfer  program  with  the  Univ.  of  Hawaii,         Manoa  class  of  2018)   Work  Experience     Company:  HICapacity  (Honolulu,  Hawaii,  U.S.,  June  2015-­‐  September  2015)     Position:  Intern   Immediate  Supervisors/Mentors:  Ed  Kim,  Dr.  Noah  Hafner,  and  Aisis  Chen   Research:   • Adding  profiles  to  a  membership  portal  using  Ruby  on  Rails   • Static  website  updates  using  Ruby  with  Jekyll     • Wearable  electronic  device   o Goal:  Design  a  wearable  electronic  device  in  three  weeks  to  present  at   The  Amazing  ComicCon   o Outcome:  LED  light  up  glasses  controlled  by  a  microcontroller  encased  in   a  3D  printed  necklace  housing   o Components:  Arduino  pro  mini,  2  buttons,  4  light  strips,  3.7V  lipo  battery,   battery  converter/charger     Events:  Host  for  Women’s  Tech  Night  at  HICapacity  to  build  a  community  base         for  current  and  incoming  women  in  the  tech  field  here  in  Hawaii.     Projects  and  Club  Affiliations:     NASA  CanSat  Competition:  An  engineering  design  and  production  experience.  All  teams       compete  to  design  a  Mars  payload  delivery  simulation  in  a  glider  aircraft.  The       payload  must  take  atmospheric  measurements  and  submit  the  data  to  a  ground       station  via  telemetry.  Each  team  must  present  a  preliminary  design  to  a  NASA       engineer  for  review  before  constructing  their  designed  payload  for  a  launch  in       Houston,  TX.  (Reference:  Dr.  Herve  Collin,  KCC)   Linear  Algebra:  applications  of  linear  algebra  in  engineering  with  moments  of         Inertia  and  eigenvectors  (Reference:  Dr.  Austin  Anderson,  KCC)   Engineers  for  a  Sustainable  World:  (Reference:  Dr.  Aaron  Hanai,  KCC)   • Planning  stages  of  a  remotely  controlled  greenhouse  system  with  soil  and   humidity  sensor  components   • Host  for  Haunted  Hack  Night-­‐  a  hacker/maker  event  for  students  that  showcased   electronic  projects  from  students  and  tech  professionals  in  the  community.   (drones,  apps,  electric  skateboards,  robots,  3D  printing)