The Team
Peter Deacon
Electrical Engineering
Peter is a Senior Electrical Engineering student. He will graduate from Michigan State University in December of 2011. His favorite subject areas within electrical engineering are controls and communications. Peter aspires to use his degree in the defense industry or at a research lab. Aside from engineering, he enjoys rugby, snowboarding, and other outdoor activities.
Ryan Hunt
Electrical Engineering
Ryan is a Senior Electrical Engineer, graduating in December 2011. As an EE, he enjoys working with controls, power electronics, and machines. He is also familiar with RF and communications. Ryan is the Vice President of MSU's IEEE chapter. Outside of academics, Ryan enjoys watching football and hockey, playing video games, and reading.
Darci Koenigsknecht
Computer Engineering
Darci is a Senior at MSU studying Computer Engineering. She enjoys working with sensors and controls and programming for device implementation. When she is not in class she works at the MSU Physical Plant in Central Control where she is the lead student and in charge of multiple projects. In her free time she enjoys playing softball, hunting, and spending time with family and friends. After graduation in December 2011, she hopes to acquire a full-time position as a software developer in the automotive industry.
Christopher Leonard
Electrical Engineering
Chris Leonard will be graduating in May of 2012 with his Bachelor of Electrical Engineering. Within his studies he enjoys working with Electromagnetics, Control Systems, and Power Electronics. He is a board member of the MSU IEEE chapter. Outside of his studies Chris enjoys playing golf, snowboarding, watching sports, and hanging out with friends.
Christopher Oakley
Electrical Engineering
Chris Oakley is a senior Electrical Engineer at MSU, graduating in December 2011. His areas of interests are electromagnetics and analog circuits. Chris is currently employed as a Test Engineer at Danotek Motion Technologies, working with permanent magnet machines. He is also employed at MSU's Academic Technology Services department as the lead Wireless assistant, working on network infrastructure planning as well as systems programming. In his spare time, Chris enjoys developing embedded control systems for animal care and autonomous vehicles.
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