Jeremiah Chun
EE / Applied Math double-major building hardware and embedded systems — from schematics and PCB layout to firmware and system-level validation on real flight and sensing hardware.
A double-major with a hardware bias.
Jeremiah is an Electrical Engineering and Applied Mathematics double-major at Brown University, Class of 2028, with a 4.0 GPA in both. His work sits at the intersection of hardware and embedded systems: custom PCBs, microcontrollers, sensors, and power ICs, carried through from schematic and layout to firmware and system-level validation.
Outside coursework, he teaches multivariable calculus to a 30-student section, co-founded a hardware startup building occupancy-sensing IoT devices, and researches reinforcement-learning controllers for drones through Brown's UTRA program. In summer 2026 he spent June through August at CERN in Geneva, Switzerland, researching AI-friendly hardware architecture for HGCAL Level-1 trigger reconstruction — running test-beam simulations and training and validating clustering models.
