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CONTACT@OLIVERWASSON.COM
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
@ DARTMOUTH
SEEKING HARDWARE ROLES!
SEMICONDUCTORS
HARDWARE
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Hi, I'm Oliver. I like improving how systems work together, from silicon to society.
I'm an electrical engineering student at Dartmouth. This past summer I worked on an edge-AI accelerator, a chip that runs computer vision on a tight power budget. I study engineering inside a liberal-arts degree, on purpose. I want to understand not only how technology works, but who it serves, what it changes, and whether it's worth building at all.
I'd rather understand each thing I build all the way down, including what happens after it leaves my hands.
Want to know more about me outside of work? Take a look at how I spend my free time!
Selected Works
2021 - 2025
There's a thread running through my resume I didn't plan for. I've worked with silicon at both ends of its story: in a cleanroom, etching it into thin-film circuits, and in a public-health job back home, helping flag bluestone miners at risk of silicosis, the lung disease you get from breathing its dust. Same element, very different stakes. The resume fills in the space between.
Experiences
Summer 2023
Farm Safety Intern
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
Winter 2023
Contractor for Fishermen Study
Northeast Center for Occupational Health & Safety
Summer 2024
Farm Safety Intern Part 2
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
20XX-
Team Member
You?
This will hide itself!
CONTACT@OLIVERWASSON.COM
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
@ DARTMOUTH
SEEKING HARDWARE ROLES!
SEMICONDUCTORS
HARDWARE
POWER
AI ACCELERATORS
SEMICONDUCTORS
HARDWARE
POWER
INTERNING IN INDIA!
STRATEGY


Hi, I'm Oliver. I like improving how systems work together, from silicon to society.
I'm an electrical engineering student at Dartmouth. This past summer I worked on an edge-AI accelerator, a chip that runs computer vision on a tight power budget. I study engineering inside a liberal-arts degree, on purpose. I want to understand not only how technology works, but who it serves, what it changes, and whether it's worth building at all.
I'd rather understand each thing I build all the way down, including what happens after it leaves my hands.
Want to know more about me outside of work? Take a look at how I spend my free time!
Selected Works
2021 - 2025
There's a thread running through my resume I didn't plan for. I've worked with silicon at both ends of its story: in a cleanroom, etching it into thin-film circuits, and in a public-health job back home, helping flag bluestone miners at risk of silicosis, the lung disease you get from breathing its dust. Same element, very different stakes. The resume fills in the space between.
Experiences
Summer 2023
Farm Safety Intern
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
Winter 2023
Contractor for Fishermen Study
Northeast Center for Occupational Health & Safety
Summer 2024
Farm Safety Intern Part 2
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
20XX-
Team Member
You?
This will hide itself!
CONTACT@OLIVERWASSON.COM
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING
@ DARTMOUTH
SEEKING HARDWARE ROLES!
SEMICONDUCTORS
HARDWARE
POWER
AI ACCELERATORS
SEMICONDUCTORS
HARDWARE
POWER
INTERNING IN INDIA!
STRATEGY


Hi, I'm Oliver. I like improving how systems work together, from silicon to society.
I'm an electrical engineering student at Dartmouth. This past summer I worked on an edge-AI accelerator, a chip that runs computer vision on a tight power budget. I study engineering inside a liberal-arts degree, on purpose. I want to understand not only how technology works, but who it serves, what it changes, and whether it's worth building at all.
I'd rather understand each thing I build all the way down, including what happens after it leaves my hands.
Want to know more about me outside of work? Take a look at how I spend my free time!
Selected Works
2021 - 2025
There's a thread running through my resume I didn't plan for. I've worked with silicon at both ends of its story: in a cleanroom, etching it into thin-film circuits, and in a public-health job back home, helping flag bluestone miners at risk of silicosis, the lung disease you get from breathing its dust. Same element, very different stakes. The resume fills in the space between.
Experiences
Summer 2023
Farm Safety Intern
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
Winter 2023
Contractor for Fishermen Study
Northeast Center for Occupational Health & Safety
Summer 2024
Farm Safety Intern Part 2
New York Center for Agricultural Health & Medicine
20XX-
Team Member
You?


