Electrical Engineering · Virginia Tech

Youssef
Abdelhafez

Youssef Abdelhafez

Building systems
that fly, think, and move.

I'm an Electrical Engineering student at Virginia Tech with a focus on Controls, Robotics, and Autonomy. My academic and project work spans analog circuit design, digital systems, and embedded engineering — all pointing toward a career in avionics and guidance, navigation & control (GNC).

I build things end-to-end: from hand-drawn schematics and Bode plot analysis to breadboarded prototypes and documented failure logs. I'm drawn to systems that demand precision — the kind where getting the math wrong has real consequences.

Currently seeking co-op and internship opportunities in aerospace, defense, or embedded systems engineering.

Technical Arsenal

MATLAB LTspice Proteus Falstad Verilog Arduino Oscilloscopes Multimeters WaveForms Analog Discovery 2 Active Filters Op-Amp Design State Machines Circuit Simulation

Selected Engineering Work

Automatic Power Factor Correction Unit

Designed and simulated a power factor correction circuit in Proteus. Analyzed load compensation strategies and wrote a full technical report documenting reactive power reduction and switching control logic.

ProteusPFCPower ElectronicsSimulation
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Arduino Soil Moisture Monitor

Embedded sensor system using Arduino that reads analog soil moisture levels, applies threshold-based logic for dry/wet classification, and displays real-time output via serial monitor and LED indicators.

ArduinoEmbedded CSensorsADC

Let's build something together.

I'm actively seeking co-op and internship opportunities in aerospace, avionics, embedded systems, and GNC engineering. My resume is available on request.