投影器预热中
Electrical Engineering · University of Toronto · Year 3
Mailun (Myron) Yu
余麦伦
I turn ideas into working things in fields I'm new to — using AI to move fast, on top of how professionals already do the work.
Now
I'm a third-year Electrical Engineering student at the University of Toronto, focused on electronics. I chose the electrical stream because I like work that has to hold up in the physical world, where fundamentals still matter. Outside class I build things end to end: firmware for a shortwave radio, a photo-to-laser-cut pipeline, a fitness app, and the 3D site you're about to enter.
How I work
When I step into an unfamiliar field, I don't start by asking AI. I first find out how professionals already do the work: their workflow, their tools, the order of the steps. Then I brief the AI with all of that, so it builds on what experienced people already know instead of starting blind. That's how each project here got from zero to working.
Next
I'm looking for a 16-month PEY Co-op, open to any location and any industry: hardware, software or manufacturing. What I want most is to work on real production projects and learn how things are done to industry standard, beyond school and my own builds.