Saksham Sharma

I'm a Mechatronics Engineering student at Humber Polytechnic who builds real systems from schematic and soldering iron to working prototype.

I programmed a dual-mode laser turret control system solo in embedded C, using ARM Cortex-M4 firmware, IR tracking, PWM servo control, ADC sampling, and a 3D-printed frame.

I also helped build a full-scale automated box erecting and packing machine using pneumatics, conveyor belts, ladder logic, and SolidWorks CAD, achieving 5 boxes per minute at 83% efficiency. My hands-on work includes a hand-soldered PCB verified with an oscilloscope and multimeter, plus a mechanical clock redesign that improved timekeeping accuracy by about 40%.

Beyond the bench, I've earned Dean's List recognition across four semesters, finished on the podium twice across four hackathons, mentored 30+ engineering students, and co-founded a campus club. I'm open to Summer/Fall 2026 internships in embedded systems, automation, or mechatronics.