Sameer
Rahman.
Electrical & Computer Engineering @ Case Western Reserve.
I build things that bridge the physical and digital — embedded systems, PCBs, instrumentation, and the occasional unreasonably hard side project.
Selected work.
Building a Web-Controlled ESP32 Microscope: Remote Imaging with M5TimerCamera
Introduction I recently got an internship where I was tasked to program a microcontroller, specifically ESP32-based M5TimerCamera. The camera is connected to an …
Making Pacman way harder than it needs to be
Introduction I was creating a game inspired from Pacman to brush up my coding skills that I learnt on the first semester of college only to come across a road …
Hardware, firmware, and the bridges between.
I'm Sameer — an undergraduate at Case Western Reserve University studying both Electrical and Computer Engineering. I gravitate toward problems where software has to negotiate with the physical world: microcontrollers, sensors, PCBs, and the kind of edge cases you only learn about from a soldering iron.
On campus, I serve as a peer advisor for the Electrical & Computer Engineering department — helping fellow students navigate coursework, research, and the labyrinth of career paths inside ECE.
Lately I've been writing firmware for ESP32-based imaging hardware and designing PCBs around the lessons each project teaches me. I document what I learn here so future-me has somewhere to look it up.
Outside the lab: long walks, longer reading lists, and a steady backlog of half-built projects I swear I'll finish.