Kendrik Emkel Ginting

- Developed a system-level ESD characterization method in collaboration with experts - Investigated interaction between external and internal protection under ESD using modular SEED board - Operated lab equipment: TLP system, VNA, oscilloscopes, wafer prober - Automated data processing & handling of measurement & simulation - Applied curve fitting techniques in Python to model measurement data of electronic devices under ESD - Presented findings to an audience of ∼ 50 people at IEW 2025 Europe in Zagreb

TA for EL2004 Probability and Statistics and KU2062 Protestant Religion and Ethics - Led a team of 50+ teaching assistants and mentors, redesigning learning materials to increase student engagement. - Conducted data-driven integrity analysis using MATLAB and Excel. - Developed and delivered tutorials with problem-solving approaches, improving understanding and clarity of students.

Expected Graduation: December 2025 Courses: AMS Electronics, Seminar on Compact Modeling, HW/SW Co-design, RF IC Design, Advanced Electronics, Atomically Thin 2D Transistors

Grade: Cum Laude Activities and societies: International Mobility Student Club (IMSC) ITB, PMK ITB, Association of Electrotechnical Students (HME) Final Project: Design of Adaptive and Collaborative Traffic Controller for Two Nearby Intersections using Reinforcement Learning 1 year spent at the Technical University of Munich (2021-2022)