Samuel Smith

I’m an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Alabama at Birmingham graduating in Fall 2026 with a strong interest in hardware systems and practical engineering applications. I enjoy solving technical problems, working with circuits, and developing programming solutions that bridge software and hardware. I am currently working on a neuro-engineering design project, applying engineering principles to analyze and develop solutions at the intersection of electronics and neuroscience.

Through leadership roles, competitive athletics, and customer-facing work experience, I’ve developed strong communication, teamwork, and leadership skills. Whether I’m coordinating a team, making quick decisions under pressure, or tackling a technical challenge, I bring focus, reliability, and a strong work ethic to everything I do.

Front of House Team Member, Taco Mama – The Waites (June 2024 – June 2025)
Managed high-volume customer transactions using POS systems, coordinated food expo operations to ensure accurate and timely order delivery, and maintained strong communication within a fast-paced team environment.

Soccer Referee, Alabama Game Officials (February 2020 – 2023)
Officiated competitive youth, MLS Next, and adult league matches. Enforced rules, managed conflict resolution, and demonstrated leadership and decision-making under pressure.

Leadership & Campus Involvement
Recruitment Chair, Theta Chi Executive Board (2024–2025) – Led recruitment initiatives, coordinated events, and worked with executive leadership to support organizational growth.
Gift of Life Campus Ambassador Intern (2024–2025) – Promoted campus engagement and community outreach initiatives.
UAB Club Soccer (2023–2024); Captain, Competitive Club Soccer (BUSA 04 Boys); Varsity Soccer Captain – Demonstrated leadership, teamwork, and accountability in competitive athletic environments.

Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering, University of Alabama at Birmingham (Expected Fall 2026). Current cumulative GPA: 2.81; major GPA: 3.23. Awarded Spring 2024 Presidential Honors in recognition of academic achievement within the College of Engineering.