I'm 1/3 year in electrical engineering or the underwater robotics to you.

So not a lot of people know who we are, but what we do is we build autonomous submarines.

I'm on the electrical team, and so I designed printed circuit boards for the robot and we get to test them out like this.

So this is our a little competition vehicle.

What?

We have a much bigger one that we take the competition.

So basically we design it so we can throw it in the water and it does its own thing.

It doesn't completely on its own.

And so we compete every year in Robo Sub, an annual competition in San Diego.

Last year was our best year ever, and we were one place away from finals, and we're really hoping this coming year will be in finals. 00:00:56.570 --> 00:01:1.050 I just joined the team because I really like robots and no, next year I'll be the president. 00:01:7.660 --> 00:01:10.980 I'm your best work when you have to prepare for the worst case.

So a lot of what we do is make sure everything if it does short, then we have no issues with electrocuting somebody, so safety is a big concern over around water electricity.

Also, I think just managing different systems in our competition vehicle.

We have, ah, a metal body.

And because of a lot of different high frequency signals, it could lead to a lot of noise focused on this year trying to prevent any noise issues.

I'm Blaine Miller.

You see Major overall, this team's great experience.

Great resume builder.

People love to see that you've been working with real world experience.

I get just got a job recently, Patel, because they saw my work with acoustic systems and electron ICS in the robot.

But also it's nice because you're working with people who think the same way that you do and, you know, wanted experiences.