Callum Oriley

Background

About Callum Oriley

I am an electrical engineering (biomedical option) graduate from the University of British Columbia. I am currently an Electronics Design Intern at Blue Robotics, a company that produces components for marine robotics systems. I was previously the co-president of the UBC Electrical and Computer Engineering Student Society, where I lead a team of Vice Presidents to put on events like tutoring, career fairs, parties, and hackathons. I have co-op work experience at Kinitics Automation and StarFish Medical, and I have research experience in machine learning from working with the Tam Lab at the UBC School of Biomedical Engineering. I was previously the avionics hardware lead for UBC Rocket, an engineering design team whose goal is to design, build, and launch high-power rockets for competitions. I managed and actively participated in the design, building, and testing of avionics systems for the Tantalus, Silvertip, Beauty and the Beast, and Garibaldi rockets. I have several hobbies, such as electronics, programming, and aviation. I have several personal projects through those hobbies developing my skills in embedded hardware, PCB design, firmware programming, and software programming.