01 / Coursework · Embedded C
Microcontroller peripheral labs
Exploring how firmware connects button inputs, timer events, and hardware outputs.
C source for interrupt handling, GPIO, PWM, and SPI.
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Daniel
Pacheco.
Focused on digital hardware
and embedded systems.
I work with real-time engineering systems and build my hardware foundation through C, assembly, and Verilog.
FIRMWARE / EVENT FLOW
Button input
External interrupt handler
LED & PWM output control
Inside the work
From input to output.
A look at the source behind my microcontroller peripheral labs.
Explore the implementationNow · EMS Engineer, Santee CooperEducation · B.S. Electrical Engineering, ClemsonFocus · Embedded systems & digital design
01 / Selected work
All projects and labs A closer look at the work.
02 / Coursework · Low-level programming
x86 assembly & C integration
Working across the boundary between C functions, registers, and the stack.
Assembly routines and C drivers across six labs.
Read case study03 / Programming project · Software
C++ command-line utilities
Bringing arithmetic, statistics, and text exercises together behind one menu.
Separate implementation modules and input-handling logic.
Read case study02 / Technical foundation
Skills, with the work behind them.
Embedded programming
C, GPIO, timer interrupts, PWM, and SPI configuration through microcontroller coursework.
See peripheral implementationsLow-level software
x86 assembly, C interfaces, stack frames, and recursive routines. Modular C++ and standard-library practice.
See assembly and C integrationDigital design · In progress
Developing Verilog and FPGA implementation skills using Vivado and the PYNQ-Z2.
What I’m learning now03 / BackgroundAn engineer.
An engineer.
Always learning.
I graduated from Clemson University in 2025 with a degree in electrical engineering. At Santee Cooper, I work with real-time system data, telemetry, engineering displays, and automation.
I’m building toward work in digital hardware and embedded systems, with a particular interest in the connection between hardware and software.