I'm Duncan Joly, a computer science graduate of the University of Minnesota, with experience in wireless communications and space-systems engineering.

During my undergraduate studies, I led a team of volunteer engineers at the UMN Small Satellite Research Laboratory for two years, building end-to-end data links for scientific spacecraft.

Most recently, as a Wireless Research Intern at Two Six Technologies, I developed a GPS emulation suite for HackRF SDRs and contributed to expanding the company's SDR abstraction layer - delivering robust, test-ready software for wireless research.

My research contributions have been published in IEEE journals and presented at ACM conferences, and I've contributed code to the Linux kernel and OpenAirInterface.

Combining hands-on hardware work, open-source development, and cross-disciplinary collaboration, I'm eager to bring cutting-edge communication solutions to industry challenges.