Andrew Driggs

Electrical Engineering graduate (December 2025) with nearly four years at L3Harris delivering systems integration, control systems, instrumentation, and test work. Led hardware from concept to prototype, authored and executed system-level test procedures, and raised reliability through disciplined root-cause analysis. Comfortable on the bench—oscilloscopes, spectrum and network analyzers, logic analyzers, DAQ—and in documentation and cross-functional reviews. Ready for full-time Engineering roles starting January 2026.

Electrical Engineering graduate (December 2025) with ~4 years at L3Harris in systems integration, control systems, instrumentation, and test. Authored and executed PCB and system-level test procedures; designed fixtures and control interfaces; and diagnosed RF/analog/digital issues using oscilloscopes, spectrum/network analyzers, logic analyzers, and DAQ. Led hardware from concept to prototype and improved reliability through data-driven root cause analysis. Mentored new test systems engineers/technicians and completed 730+ engineering tasks across multiple programs.

B.S. in Electrical Engineering, University of Utah — graduating December 2025 (GPA 3.64). Strengths in control systems, signals & systems, and digital system design with MATLAB/Simulink and circuit simulation (PSPICE/LTspice). Capstone: FrostByte heated glove system—project lead for hardware and controls; built a closed-loop thermal system with PWM and real-time monitoring. Additional project: Class-A BJT amplifier (bias analysis, LTspice validation, hardware testing).