Skip to main content

Life Events


Joined TESEC Corporation
April 2026

Moved to Nagano, Japan
March 2026

Worked as Field Service Engineer at Fit-In Test and Burn-In, Inc.
2022-2026

Worked as a teacher at Cavite State University
2021-2022
 
Worked as Electrical Quantity Surveyor at MGS Construction
2020-2021
 
Passed the Registered Electrical Engineer (REE) Licensure Exam
2019
 
Served as President of the Central Student Government
2018 - 2019
 
Selected for and joined the Meralco Power Camp
2018
 
Served as President of the College of Engineering and Information Technology Student Council
2017 - 2018
 
Attended college at Cavite State University
2014 - 2019
 
Attended high school at Rogationist College
2010 - 2014
 
Won Silver in an inter-school Sudoku competition (I'm still proud lol)
2009

Attended elementary school at Bagong Tubig Elementary School
2004 - 2010

Born
November 30, 1997

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Book Recommendation: The Remembrance of Earth's Past Trilogy

On Earth, humankind can step onto another continent, and without a thought, destroy the kindred civilizations found there through warfare and disease. But when they gaze up at the stars, they turn sentimental and believe that if extraterrestrial intelligences exist, they must be civilizations bound by universal, noble, moral constraints, as if cherishing and loving different forms of life are parts of a self-evident universal code of conduct. I think it should be precisely the opposite: Let’s turn the kindness we show toward the stars to members of the human race on Earth.  ― Liu Cixin, The Three-Body Problem Book 1: The Three-Body Problem Book 2: The Dark Forest Book 3: Death's End Genre: Science Fiction Author: Cixin Liu Translators: Ken Liu (book 1,3) / Joel Martinsen (book 2)
Post a Comment
Read more

Understanding Semiconductors - Introduction

 I still remember when I was in my first year studying electrical engineering at the university, I was working on building a simple circuit from the little knowledge that I had at that time, using the basic components such as resistors, switches, batteries, and lamps. Along the process of my circuit building, I thought to myself, wouldn't it be nice if there were a component that lets current pass in one direction and blocks it from the other? At that time, I thought I was being a smart kid who just posed a very clever question that could change engineering forever. And at that very moment, my naiveté was instantly shattered when I found out about the existence of diodes. It exists . The 'magical' component that I wanted in order to realize the outcome for my circuit actually existed, not to mention it being invented more than a century before I came into being. I was completely awestruck, and I was filled with excitement at the same time. I kept asking, how does this '...
Post a Comment
Read more

I Created a Perfect Star (Again)

 I woke up early in the morning and sat at my computer. I was about to study Japanese when I suddenly remembered how I made a perfect star in high school. At that time, I had a good grasp of elementary geometry, so I was able to easily make it with a ruler and a protractor. With a ruler to measure length and a protractor to measure angles, it was easy to make a star.  A star is a polygon with ten sides. Technically, it is a decagon. But a star can be created by laying out only five lines from its center as its frame. To make a perfect star, all five lines must have the same length and must have equal angles between them. A complete rotation has 360°. To determine the angle from one line to the other, 360° is divided by the number of lines, which is 5. 360° / 5 = 72° From the angle alone, and with a ruler and a protractor, a perfect star can be drawn like so: Draw a line with length x from the center upward. Then, measure 72° from the center to its left and right, and draw the...
Post a Comment
Read more