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Eric Ho
I'm an Electrical Engineering student
I study EE at Arizona State University and love working on random electronics and a bunch of other random hobbies. I work on embedded systems, robotics and hardware–software integration, and right now I'm building a robot that plays osu!.
01 / projects
Things I'm Building
Hands-on hardware projects where I design circuits, write firmware and make the two work together.
osu! Robot
An electromechanical robot that plays the rhythm game osu! by pressing keys on a Hall-effect keypad with solenoids, driven by a Teensy 4.0 and MOSFET driver circuits.
Read the build →Arduino Mini Radar
A sweeping sensor radar with servo control and a live visualization, which I'm modifying to learn hardware–software integration.
Read more →02 / experience
Experience & Involvement
Where I've worked and the teams I'm part of at ASU.
Formula SAE — Electric Team Club
Aug 2026 – Present- Help collect speed, temperature, RPM and other sensor readings
- Assist with testing and documenting electrical components
- Learning about motor controllers, battery monitoring and safety systems
VSA — Event Coordinator Intern Club
Oct 2026 – Present- Assist with planning and coordinating student events, including logistics and event-day operations
- Collaborate with team members to coordinate activities and communicate event details
- Support event preparation, problem-solving and time management while adapting to changing needs
CTE IT Intern Work
Jan 2026 – May 2026- Set up, imaged and deployed laptops, desktops and Chromebooks, including OS installs, software setup and user account configuration
- Helped maintain network infrastructure by fixing connection problems, managing cabling and setting up printers and peripherals
- Kept hardware and software inventory records up to date, tracking assets for upgrades, repairs and replacements
03 / background
Education & Skills
Education
Arizona State University
Centennial High School
C++ Entry Level Certificate
Technical Skills
Let's build something.
I'm looking for internships and research opportunities in electrical and embedded engineering. The best way to reach me is by email.