TetraMem - Accelerate The World
Grant Miner is an Electrical and Computer Engineering student at Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering, expected to graduate in 2024. Currently serving as a Hardware Engineering Intern at TetraMem, Grant has expanded RTL simulation designs for neural networks, automated testing processes, and facilitated collaboration between software and hardware teams. Previous experience includes positions as a Computer Architecture Course Assistant, contributing to minilectures and lab support, and as a team member at Olin Plasma Engineering & Electric Propulsion Lab, where Grant optimized circuitry and developed a patent application for innovative gas diffuser designs. Additional roles involved research on satellite tracking systems and engineering structural components for CubeSat projects within the Olin Satellite + Spectrum Technology & Policy Group.
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TetraMem - Accelerate The World
TetraMem manufactures computing devices intended to make processors cooler and machines warmer. Founded in 2018, TetraMem develops NPUs for edge AI inference with a differentiated high performance at low power, enabling customers to keep their computers cooler.