Electrical engineer

Engineering at the intersection of signals and systems.

I’m Daniel Isin. I work across RF and microwave engineering, high-speed electronics, digital hardware, and the software that brings them together.

RF & microwaveMixed signalFPGA & embedded

01 / ABOUT

A systems view of engineering.

My technical interests span the full signal chain: from RF front ends and high-speed analog circuits to FPGA-based processing, embedded control, and measurement automation.

I hold a B.S. in Electrical Engineering from BYU–Idaho and am pursuing an M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Johns Hopkins University. I’m especially interested in the connection between careful hardware design, rigorous measurement, and useful software tools.

EDUCATION
Johns Hopkins UniversityM.S. Electrical and Computer Engineering · In progress
Brigham Young University–IdahoB.S. Electrical Engineering

02 / PROJECTS

Selected work.

Technical case studies will appear here as project details become available.

PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

RF & microwave systems

Space reserved for a verified project overview, design constraints, measurement plots, photographs, and a repository link.

Case study forthcoming
PROJECT PLACEHOLDER

FPGA & embedded design

Space reserved for architecture diagrams, implementation details, validation results, photographs, and a repository link.

Case study forthcoming

Have a project to discuss? Connect with me

03 / CAPABILITIES

Technical focus.

Disciplines and tools that shape my engineering work.

01

RF & microwave

RF design, microwave systems, measurement, simulation, and software-defined radio.

02

Electronics

High-speed analog and mixed-signal circuits, signal integrity, and hardware evaluation.

03

Digital hardware

FPGA design, digital systems, embedded systems, and hardware/software integration.

04

Computation & lab

Digital signal processing, programming, engineering automation, simulation, and laboratory instrumentation.

04 / CONTACT

Let’s talk engineering.

Interested in connecting about electrical engineering, technical projects, or new ideas? Find me on GitHub.

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