Darrell Ford is an accomplished electrical engineer with a strong academic background from Stanford University. Holding a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering with a minor in Education and a Master's of Science in Electrical Engineering, Darrell began his professional career interning in the field and has since worked for a variety of esteemed organizations. He has worked as a Systems Engineer at Raytheon Technologies, an Audio Engineer, and an HP Labs Audio Research Engineer at HP, as well as functioning as an Interim Program Coordinator and Ernest Houston Johnson Scholars Program Coordinator at Stanford University. Additionally, Darrell has served as an image developer, electrical engineering intern, resident assistant, and summer resident assistant at Stanford University. He has also held positions as an Engineering Intern at the Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU) program, Tigo Energy, and Kaiser Permanente as the Summer Youth Employment Program On-Site Coordinator. As an Education and Youth Development Fellow at the East Palo Alto Stanford Academy, Student Intern at Raising Interest in Science and Engineering (RISE), and Participant in Minority Introduction to Engineering and Sciences (MITES), Darrell has accumulated invaluable knowledge and experience throughout the years.