Hi! I’m Santiago Burgos-Fallon, an engineer at Lam Research and a 2026 graduate of Harvey Mudd College. I love everything computers, from digital design and embedded systems to data analysis. At Lam I build LLM systems that turn manual tool procedures into executable automation, and I work on the real-time controller that governs how process tools acquire and package their data. Before that I was at TSMC in Lithography Process Engineering, analyzing overlay relationships and tuning control systems to improve chip yield, and at HRL Laboratories building an emulator that lets QICK/RFSoC control programs run without hardware. I’ve built practical digital systems including a 16-bit IEEE-754 FMA and a drone navigation project that fuses computer vision with ultra-wideband positioning, and I’ve worked on healthcare tooling and AI for making healthcare more accessible. I’m also co-authoring a paper using Python-heavy data processing and visualization to correlate air quality and segregation in West Oakland. I like projects where I can go end-to-end: define the problem, model the data, write the code, and deliver something impactful.