Hamam Naji is a Computer Science graduate from Wayne State University who builds software, embedded systems, robotics, and real-time applications. Portfolio of IoT, VR teleoperation, automation, and accessibility projects.
Computer Science graduate from Wayne State University with hands-on experience building embedded systems, real-time robotics software, and VR teleoperation applications. Skilled across the full hardware-software stack, from C++ firmware on Arduino and ESP32 to Unity-based applications and Python automation, with a proven ability to deliver client-facing projects and ship independent tools.
Delivered a Unity VR teleoperation system for remote robot control with a team of 4. Integrated hardware and software for real-time communication, encryption, and low-latency control targeting Raspberry Pi deployment.
Co-designed a Braille keyboard prototype for blind/low-vision users using Arduino, ESP32, and C++ firmware. Integrated hardware input with real-time character translation for live demonstrations.