
Space Invaders on the TM4C
Designed and implemented a full game loop on the TM4C123 LaunchPad with custom graphics and audio drivers.
I build embedded systems and digital solutions that bring ideas from schematic to shipped product. I'm currently studying at The University of Texas at Austin while leading hands-on engineering projects.
Based in Austin, TX — passionate about building inclusive technology.
Hands-on builds that showcase my approach to hardware, firmware, and user-focused engineering.
Designed and implemented a full game loop on the TM4C123 LaunchPad with custom graphics and audio drivers.
Created a traffic management system using finite state machines and simulated sensors to optimize traffic flow.
Built a rapid prototype that streams sensor data into a responsive dashboard for real-time decision making.
Each opportunity below has sharpened my technical foundation and leadership in collaborative engineering settings.
Assisting with a lab focused on edge computing and IoT, contributing to firmware development and system validation.
Led project teams through design reviews, testing, and documentation, ensuring the hardware-software stack delivered reliable performance.
Mentored high school students in robotics and programming, inspiring future engineers while reinforcing my own fundamentals.
Grounded in community, inspired by curiosity, and driven to build technology that elevates others.
I'm an electrical and computer engineering student raised in Laredo, Texas. From early robotics clubs to UT Austin's rigorous curriculum, I've found purpose in solving complex problems with thoughtful hardware and software design.
My academic path includes magnet programs and mentorship that shaped my passion for engineering. Today, I continue to blend technical depth with mentorship, ensuring that the next generation of students feel empowered to pursue STEM.
When I'm not in the lab or classroom, you'll find me watching sports—especially football—and debating the latest NBA and NFL storylines with friends. I believe that teamwork, whether on the field or in an engineering sprint, is rooted in communication and mutual respect.
I'm also energized by building inclusive communities. From IEEE meetups to mentoring sessions, I look for opportunities to connect people with resources that help them thrive.
A blend of hardware intuition, software craftsmanship, and communication.
Have an opportunity, collaboration idea, or just want to talk shop? I'd love to hear from you.
Email: andytorresjr@utexas.edu
LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/andres-torres-jr
GitHub: github.com/andytorresjr