The goal of the Pocket Amp project was to create a portable, battery powered, guitar amplifier utilizing both analog and digital effects to give musicians the ability to play wherever inspiration strikes them. The Pocket Amp design removes the speaker from many portable amplifier designs, which greatly reduces our power and size requirements allowing artists even more mobility while also allowing the artist to avoid annoying other people in the same space.
Trent Coleman, Electrical Engineer
Trent Coleman is currently a senior at the University of Central Florida and will be graduating with a Bachelor's of Science in Electrical Engineering in May 2017. After graduating Trent has accepted a job with POWER Engineers. There he will be joining the substation department of POWER. Trent has interned in both the telecom and power industries and hopes to pursue his master's degree part time while working in the power industry.
Joshua DeBaere, Electrical Engineer
Joshua DeBaere is a senior Electrical Engineering student in the class of 2017. His interests and corresponding course of study in engineering include audio and analog signals processing.
Marissa Kane, Electrical Engineer
Marissa Kane is an Electrical Engineering major at the University of Central Florida. She has a broad range of interest in the electrical engineering field. Marissa is currently a student in Lockheed Martin’s College Work Experience Program working as a Reliability Engineer. She will transition to a full-time Systems Engineer with Lockheed Martin after graduation.
William McKenna, Computer Engineer
William McKenna is a Computer Engineering major at the Univserity of Central Florida with minors in mathematics and secure computing. His interests include cryptography, information security and embedded systems programming. He has experience in both reliability engineering and software engineering with Lockheed Martin and has accepted a position as a software developer with General Atomics after graduation.