About Me

Hello! My name is Paniz Peiravani, and I am a computer engineering graduate from the City College of New York (CCNY). My academic journey has delved deep into the vast world of technology, combining coding and engineering principles to establish a strong foundation in both software development and hardware design. Additionally, I have a keen interest in program management and data science, where I can bridge the gap between technology and efficient project execution while providing impactful solutions for global issues.

Experience

Skills

Education

Languages

  • June 2024 - Present
    Data Analyst at City College of New York.
  • July 2024 - Present
    Researcher and Mentor at CUNY-Crest and the South Carolina University Research and Education Foundation (SCUREF)
  • June 2019 - May 2024
    College Assistant at City College of New York.
  • July 2023 - August 2023
    Software Development Engineer Intern at Unadat.
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  • June 2022 - August 2022
    Operating System Developer Intern at CUNY Crest - CUNY Institution.
  • Programming Languages
    HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Java, MATLAB, C++, Assembly Language, Verilog, SQL, and LaTeX
  • IDEs and Design Software
    IntelliJ, Android Studio, MARS MIPS, Visual Studio, MATLAB, NI Multisim, NI LabView, ModelSim, Intel Quartus, LTSpice, and Electric
  • Operating System
    Windows and Linux
  • EE Laboratory Devices
    Oscilloscope, Power Supply, Function Generator, and Multimeter
  • Applications
    Microsoft Office: Excel, Word, PowerPoint, and Project
  • May 2024
    Bachelor of Computer Engineering
  • Fluent
    English
  • Native
    Farsi (Persian)

Certificates

Google

Foundation of Project Management


Google

Project Initiation Starting a Successful Project


Duke University

Programming Foundations with JavaScript, HTML, and CSS

The Grove School of Engineering

Engineering Leadership Certificate Program


YogiBash

Path of Meditation


Some of My Projects

SubSurface Scout

This project outlines the design and construction of an autonomous ground-penetrating radar (GPR) robot. The robot features a custom acrylic and aluminum frame that balances structural strength and weight for enhanced mobility. Omnidirectional wheels allow flexible scanning patterns, enabling efficient GPR data collection for improved mapping across various fields.

16-to-1 Multiplexer

The purpose of this project was to implement a 16-to-1 Multiplexer using Electric software, employing both Transmission Gate and Static circuit designs to analyze their differences and similarities. We used IRSIM and LTSpice to obtain output waveforms and verify the design against the 16-to-1 Mux truth table.

Sorting Hat Quiz App

A quiz app developed in Java using Android Studio, allowing users to discover their Hogwarts house.

8bit Ripple Carry Adder

The purpose of this project is to design an 8-bit ripple carry adder in Electric software, which adds two 8-bit numbers. The adder consists of eight 1-bit full adders in sequence, with each carry-out connected to the carry-in of the next adder. This setup creates a ripple effect as the carry bit propagates from the least significant to the most significant bit"

Tic Tac Toe Game App

This Android app, made using Java, allows two players to enjoy this timeless game together on their mobile devices.

4 Bit Binary Synchronous Up Counter

The purpose of this project is to design a 4-bit Binary Synchronous Up Counter using Electric software. Specifically, our aim is to create a 4-bit up binary ripple counter that counts from 0000 to 1111 using JK flip-flops.

Rational Numbers Using Macros

MIPS assembly language code designed for rational number arithmetic using macros to streamline and optimize the assembly process.

Quick Sort

MIPS assembly language code designed to implement the quick sort algorithm to sort an array of eight even integers.

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Contact Me

paniz.peiravani@gmail.com

New York, NY

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