Electrical Engineer at Hermeus
Interests: Real-Time Systems, Robotics, Cyber-Physical Systems, Avionics Design
Hi! I’m Remus Harris, an Electrical Engineer at Hermeus, where I work on avionics development, flight systems, and electrical hardware. I’m passionate about all things engineering, and building systems that push the boundaries of performance. I graduated from Boston University with a degree in Computer Science, where I was an active member of the Rocket Propulsion Group. There, I worked to design and build control software, power systems, and telemetry hardware for a student-developed liquid bipropellant rocket. I enjoy working on multidisciplinary projects that bring together electronics, software, and mechanical aspects. When I’m not engineering, I’m usually tinkering with side projects, coding something new, or gaming with my friends.
Universal low-cost hydrophone preamplifiers for sound capture and analysis in modern aquarium systems.
KiCad Analog Signal Processing CODEC USB-C Mixed Signal Design PCB Panelization
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A hackathon project, I prototyped a turnkey sensor board that would enable citizen scientists to collect a variety of measurements from their area and stream the data live to anywhere in the world.
ESP32 C++ IoT Embedded Software Development MongoDB Node.js Express.js JavaScript
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An altimiter based flight computer capable of logging altitude at ~800 Hz. Comes with 4 programmable outputs.
KiCad STM32 C++ Interrupt-Driven Programming Embedded Software Development Embedded Systems Design I2C/SPI
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A web app where BU students can input previously taken classes and get the minimum list of classes they need to take to fulfill all BU Hub requirements.
Django HTML CSS JavaScript Python Select2 OOP Web Scraping API Scraping Full Stack Web Development
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A control GUI used to collect data from and control rockets and engine test stands.
Python Flask Websockets HTML CSS JavaScript UDP Networking
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A heavy-lift human-carrying drone capable of 12-15 minutes of manned flight and ~30 minutes of unmanned flight.
Pixhawk ArduPilot Aviation Power Electronics PID Control RF Communication Hardware Design
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