Aaron David Raines is an electrical engineer seeking a position that utilizes his skills in electrical engineering, software development, and project management. He has a Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from the University of Mississippi, where he conducted research projects involving circuit design, programming remote control vehicles using Intel Galileo, and designing high voltage power supplies. His areas of expertise include circuit design, software development, testing, troubleshooting, and mentoring.

1. Aaron David Raines
2522 NE Howard St, Minneapolis, MN 55418 ​∙​662-380-3012 ​∙​Aaron.D.Raines@gmail.com
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER
Talented and resourceful young engineering and information technology professional with an academic background in
electrical theory and computer science. A penchant for circuit design with a strong work ethic and the superior
communication skills required to thrive in fast-paced, demand-driven work environments. Looking to build on an
exceptionally successful academic career by becoming a valuable team member for an organization that can match my
desire for consistently excellent cutting-edge technological advances and superior results.
AREAS OF STRENGTH
● Electrical Engineering ● Electromagnetics ● Software Development
● Project Management ● Troubleshooting ● Leadership
● Circuit Design
● Research and Development
● Design Solutions
● Mentoring
● Component Assembly
● Testing/Simulation
● Bilingual (Spanish, English)
● Laboratory Environment
● Digital Systems
EDUCATION
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, ​Graduated May 2015
Bachelor of Science – Electrical Engineering (Emphasis in Computer Science)
Relevant Coursework Includes: Electric Circuit Theory, Microprocessor Systems Engineering, Electromagnetic Theory,
Advance Digital Systems, Local Area Networks, Applied Electronics, Computer Systems, and Many Laboratory Exercises
Key Projects:
● Remote Control Car using Intel Galileo​: Designed, built, and programmed a remote control car using Intel Galileo
to be controlled via Internet. Selected, built, and assembled all components including chassis, motor controller,
and circuit board. Wrote all code for car functions including moving in all directions and braking upon user
request. Programmed Galileo to host web server for controlling car.
● Battery-Powered High Voltage Power Supply: ​Produced a battery-powered high voltage power supply for DC bias
voltage to two electrostatic transducers. Designed the circuit that derived its 200v output from a standard 9v
battery. Tested the circuit virtually using EE software tools. Constructed circuit on a breadboard and tested it using
EE lab equipment. Build a printed circuit board based on circuit design using CAE tools.
ENGINEERING AND OTHER RELEVANT EXPERIENCE
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI, ​2013-2015
Tutor
● Provided assistance to students in subjects including Calculus, Physics, Electronic Circuits, and Digital Systems
UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPI HETEROGENEOUS SYSTEMS RESEARCH (HEROES) LAB, ​2013
Undergraduate Researcher
● Conducted research on General-Purpose computing on Graphics Processing Units (GPGPU), Created numerous
OpenCL programs with detailed analysis, testing, debugging, and proper documentation
ACADEMIC HONORS AND PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS
Memberships:​The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), International Electrical and Computer
Engineering Honor Society(Eta Kappa Nu), National Leadership and Honor Organization(Sigma Alpha Lambda)
Vice-President of Eta Kappa Nu, Epsilon Omega Chapter: ​Brainstormed project ideas, organized monthly meetings,
and assisted with initiation of new members
Honors: ​Recipient of The Damon Wall Engineering Scholarship, Dean’s Honor Roll
TECHNICAL PROFICIENCIES
C, C++, Java, OpenCL, Assembly Language, MATLAB, Eagle CAD, VHDL, PSpice, LTSpice, Multisim, LabVIEW
MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Visual Studio