About
A little about me
Justin Lee
I’m an Honors College student at Stony Brook University with an intended major in electrical engineering. My work spans semiconductor photodetectors, optical alignment, and high-speed electronics.
I currently work on avalanche photodiodes in the Optoelectronics Group. Previously, I built a motorized laser alignment system at Brookhaven National Laboratory.
Alongside research and hardware projects, I’ve taught mathematics to students in grades 3–8 at JEI Learning Center, adapting lessons to how each student learns.
Technical skills
- Circuit design and hardware
- Analog circuits, laser drivers, transimpedance amplifiers, PCB layout, Cadence Allegro, impedance matching, differential-pair routing
- Testing and debugging
- Oscilloscopes, multimeters, optical/electrical characterization, eye diagrams, bit error rate (BER), signal-to-noise ratio (SNR), instrumentation troubleshooting
- Programming and analysis
- Python, C++, MATLAB, Excel; data analysis, Bayesian black-box optimization
- Semiconductors and photonics
- Device physics, III-V-Sb avalanche photodiodes, carrier transport
- Technical documentation
- Experimental methods and results, scientific writing (Optica Open preprint)