Shaydon DSouza

Shaydon DSouza is an accomplished electrical engineering professional with a robust background in hardware engineering and controls automation. Experience includes roles at Schlumberger as an Electrical Engineering Intern, where critical improvements were identified that saved over $100,000 in manufacturing, and positions as a Controls and Automation Engineer with the EcoCAR EV Challenge, focusing on adaptive cruise control and lane centering systems. Additional internships at Cognosos, Inc., and Google involved optimizing battery testing fixtures and validating power rails for next-generation devices, respectively. Currently, as a Graduate Research Assistant at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Shaydon is contributing to the design of a high voltage DC system for offshore wind farms. Education includes a Bachelor’s and continuing a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology.