Adam Eichman

Background

About Adam Eichman

My academic journey at the University of North Carolina at Wilmington and North Carolina State University, where I studied Computer Science and Engineering, has offered a strong blend of theoretical learning and practical experience. During this time, I worked on a range of impactful projects—including developing full-stack web applications in a team using the SCRUM framework, building an autonomous car, creating a GPS-enabled Red Wolf Tracking Collar system to reduce wildlife-vehicle collisions, and developed a machine learning model on the board that detects coughs with 98% accuracy for potential asthma monitoring. These projects allowed me to apply technical concepts to real-world challenges across web development, embedded systems, and edge AI. Outside of coursework, I independently designed and built a 6-jointed robotic arm, integrating microcontrollers and real-time motor control, which further strengthened my embedded systems and problem-solving skills. Professionally, I developed my web development capabilities at UNCW University Advancement and Spahr Solutions Group, working with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Most recently, as a Client Facing Technology Support Developer Intern at IBM, I developed Bash and PowerShell automation scripts to streamline setup for testing environments and databases (DB2, Oracle, SQL Server), reducing configuration time and supporting IBM’s Tivoli Monitoring products on both Windows and Linux platforms. These experiences have helped me develop the ability to tackle complex problems across different areas.