Corbin Warmbier

Corbin Warmbier is an experienced software developer with a strong focus on embedded systems and robotics. Corbin has held various positions, including Embedded Software Developer Intern at Rhombus, where a robot was built for human detection and tracking, and at the University of Hawaii's Institute for Astronomy, contributing to the Robo-AO project, an autonomous laser adaptive optics system. Other notable internships include developing fault injection software for safety-critical Electric Power Steering systems at Halla Mechatronics and a role as a Computer Science Instructor at Juni Learning, where Corbin taught programming languages to K-12 students. Currently, Corbin serves as a Production Engineer at Meta. In addition to technical roles, Corbin has experience as a Robotics Instructor for middle school students and as a university instructor for Robotics and AI/ML courses targeted at Japanese exchange students. Corbin holds a Bachelor of Engineering in Computer Engineering from the University of California, Davis.