About

My name is Jack. I’m a rising senior at Olin College of Engineering studying electrical and computer engineering. I work mostly in the embedded systems space, but am familiar with all layers of the stack: from web development to bare metal.

At Olin I am a member of the Formula SAE team Olin Electric Motorsports currently advising the electrical team as we build our Mark 6 vehicle. Previously on the team, I wrote a brand-new CAN stack, as well as SPI, UART, and GPIO drivers. I also wrote a CAN bootloader that allows us to update the firmware on any of our boards just using CAN.

I recently finished my second internship at Apple in the Special Projects Group. I am under a strict NDA, but can say that I was an embedded software controls engineer building a product that has not reached the market. I worked closely with electrical, mechanical, and controls engineers to develop integrated engineering systems¹, and developed firmware drivers for interfacing with sensors and other hardware peripherals.

I’ve also done some work with Indico as a backend software engineer on some optimizations for their microservices networking infrastructure. I got my start with computers as a web developer at Yay Brigade, a design studio based in downtown Los Angeles.

These days, I am doing a lot of cooking, learning Rust and ASL 🤟, and taking classes at Olin.

Contact

Please drop me a line! I’d love to chat.

Email: j@jackgreenberg.co
Github: @jack-greenberg