John Nguyen is a rising star in the world of technology, possessing a wealth of knowledge and experience in computer science and electrical engineering. Currently a sophomore at Stanford University, he is pursuing a major in Computer Science and a minor in Electrical Engineering, focusing on algorithms, data structures, systems, and machine learning. John's expertise in programming languages includes Python, C++, C, and Java, and his hands-on experience with board design and bring-up to board integration with FPGA and embedded C gives him a unique advantage in bridging the gap between hardware and software.

As a Software Engineer Intern at Amazon, John has honed his skills further, putting his knowledge of system architecture and design to work for one of the world's largest tech companies. Previously, John held positions as Chief Technical Officer at a stealth startup and as a research intern at Stanford University for the Center for Undergraduate Research in International Studies (CURIS). John also worked as a Software Engineer at Red Leader Technologies and as a Software Engineer at Ming's Recycling Corporation, honing his skills both in hardware and software development.

In his free time, John is a member of Stanford's Extreme Mobility robotics team, where he gets to put his hardware and software skills to the test in the integration of code with hardware. John is also experienced in simulation and design tools, including Xilinx SDK, Vivado, Altium, and MATLAB.

Overall, John Nguyen's impressive background and expertise make him an excellent candidate for an internship position in software engineering, and his experience in both hardware and software development give him a unique perspective that few can match.