Hi! I'm Miguel Montalban, a R&D Mechanical Design Engineer at Muller Lab in UC Berkeley. I graduated from UC Berkeley in May 2023 with a Master of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering (concentration in Control of Robotics and Autonomous Systems), and from University Carlos lll of Madrid in September 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering (specialized in Electronics and Robotics).
I'm an engineer, maker, artist, and technology enthusiast. I'm always exploring new applications and softwares to enhance my engineering skills. In my free time, I enjoy working on personal projects where I utilize the maker space at UC Berkeley to 3D print parts or design and paint creative pieces.
My passion lies in creating high-tech products that have a meaningful impact on people's lives. I'm especially interested in mechatronics systems, hardware engineering, and coding, and I love to work on projects that generate engineering solutions that make a difference. Ultimately, my goal is to use my engineering skills to create delightful products and experiences that change the world for the better.
You can reach me at miguel.montalban@berkeley.edu or on LinkedIn. You can also take a look at my Github here.
Featured Projects
Position at MZR Neurotech, UC Berkeley funded startup. (Aug 22 - Present)
Masters of Engineering Capstone Project at UC Berkeley.
Collaboration work between EECS Research Lab and BlueGoji Health-Tech Startup. (Aug 22 - May 23)
First Machine Learning experience during Bachelors Thesis in collaboration with Robotics research lab at UC3M. (Jan - Sep 2021)
Medical Device development and hardware design for a pulse-oximeter reader in LabView.
Electronics Instrumentation course final project. (Sep-Dec 2020)
Design of Microcontroller-based mechanical systems at UC Berkeley. (Jan 2023 - May 2023)
Simulation of surf tables manufacturing chain. Industrial Robotics course final project. (Sep-Dec 2020)
Bootcamp course on Marketing and Product Management. (Jan 2023)
Human-centered design project .
HP company and UC Berkeley collaboration. (Aug - Dec 2022)