Noah Trostle

I am a dedicated electrical engineering graduate from the University of Pittsburgh, class of 2025, with a strong desire to leverage my technical skills in a challenging role. My academic background has equipped me with a solid foundation in electrical engineering principles, and I am eager to apply this knowledge in a hands-on engineering environment.

During my internship at Glaxo Smith Kline, I assisted engineering professionals in the automation department, where I contributed to the development of an accelerated production plan for AS03, an adjuvant used in vaccines. My role involved analyzing data to assess the feasibility of production processes and supervising contractors to ensure safety protocols were followed. Additionally, I improved organizational efficiency by reorganizing storage spaces, which enhanced the speed at which technicians could access tools.

My experience extends beyond internships; I have also engaged in practical projects such as fabricating graphene field effect transistors in a cleanroom facility and designing electronic hardware for a driving-themed game inspired by the Bop-It toy. These experiences have honed my technical skills and ignited my passion for engineering innovation.