Jacob Stephen Jones

Jacob received his B.S. in Electrical Engineering and is currently pursuing a M.S. in Electrical and Computer Engineering, both at the University of Pittsburgh. His previous work includes working as a co-op intern at Mosebach Manufacturing Company, where he assisted in the design and testing of low to medium voltage loadbank systems, and being an undergraduate researcher for the temperature and chemical low-cost interrogator system. His current work includes continued optimization of said interrogator system, development of a low-cost temperature and acoustic fiber sensing interrogator, and an energy harvesting system capable of tapping into grid power for on-grid deployment. His background activities include be a graduate teaching assistant for the ECE department and a undergraduate research mentor.