Elizabeth Morales Negrete

I’m an aspiring electrical engineer with a strong foundation in circuit design, power electronics, and hands-on prototyping. I’m passionate about using engineering to solve real-world problems—especially those that make technology more accessible and sustainable.

My recent work includes contributing to an open-source capstone project focused on designing a low-cost, energy-efficient heating solution. I was involved in designing a buck converter, researching heating wire properties, performing precision soldering, and developing a compact housing module.

I enjoy collaborating across disciplines, learning new tools, and staying current with emerging tech in the electrical engineering space. I’m here on beBee to connect with like-minded professionals, share knowledge, and grow in a field that never stops evolving.

Let’s connect and innovate together!

I have hands-on experience in electrical engineering through academic and project-based work. I contributed to the development of a low-cost, open-source heating system, where I focused on designing a buck converter, performing soldering tasks, researching heating wire, and creating the housing module. I enjoy problem-solving, prototyping, and collaborating on engineering solutions.

Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering, with coursework in power electronics, circuit analysis, and embedded systems. Gained practical experience through a capstone project that integrated design, research, and fabrication for an open-source heating application.