Analog Circuit Design Intern
- Working within the analog circuit design team on custom CMOS blocks.
- Building and running circuit simulations in Cadence Virtuoso to validate design behavior.
- Supporting digital-side simulation work for enable-pin logic.
Designing circuits that shape the physical world.
Hardware · Embedded Systems · Signal Processing
I'm Yifan Hu, an Electrical Engineering student at UCLA who loves tinkering. I enjoy solving complex hardware problems and translating theoretical concepts into functional devices.
I specialize in embedded systems and PCB design, with a strong foundation in analog and digital circuit analysis. I'm drawn to projects where clean engineering meets real-world constraints.
Currently interested in Rovers and Autonomous Vehicles, home server setup, and Nvidia's latest GPU developments. Always building something.
A few systems I have designed, built, and tested across embedded hardware, autonomous flight, and high-speed data acquisition.

Designed a custom 75% keyboard combining Hall Effect sensing, mechanical switches, per-key RGB, and embedded firmware.
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Built an autonomous carbon-fiber quadcopter from the ground up, including the electronics stack, PX4 setup, and PID tuning.
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Developed a high-speed sensor acquisition and transmission pipeline with real-time buffering and custom embedded firmware.
View projectSix builds and counting, from analog circuits to autonomous aircraft.
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Currently gaining hands-on industry experience, and always open to new research
opportunities, project collaborations, and future internships.
Don't hesitate to reach out — I'd love to connect.