Matthew Rajala is a Computer Science student at the University of Minnesota, expected to graduate in May 2024 with a Bachelor of Science degree. Currently serving as a Software Engineer Intern at Thermo King since May 2023, Matthew evaluates and trains machine learning models for microcontrollers, conducts rapid prototyping with microcontrollers and Raspberry Pi, and sets up CI/CD pipelines. Additionally, Matthew has held the position of Firmware Design Engineer at the University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project since July 2021 and was part of the IT Automation Team at the University of Minnesota from October 2020 to May 2023. Matthew also completed a Software Engineer Internship at Canon Medical Informatics in summer 2022, where the development of a command line tool for image processing and file management was undertaken.
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University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project
The University of Minnesota Solar Vehicle Project was founded by a group of undergraduate students from the U of M College of Science and Engineering in 1990. Since then, The Solar Vehicle Project has remained true to its original foundation as a student administered, designed, and built project that teaches members about engineering and management in a complete product development environment. The team has built thirteen solar vehicles, and is one of the most decorated teams in America. In recent years, the Solar Vehicle Project became the first Cruiser Class team in America, building practical and efficient multi-occupant solar vehicles.