Officers

BioE '23; spotify, stardew valley, sweetheart cafe watermelon freeze

'24 BioE major. Creatine aficionado. Breaststroke and top lane specialist.

I play league of legends and tft. I'm also a ME Major.

Hi, I’m Rohan and I’m a Mech E major from the Bay Area. I like tasty food.

I'm a junior from the Bay Area who enjoys badminton, Smash Ultimate (show me your moves!), and good chocolate.

I'm a third year chemical engineering major from Hermosa Beach. Go bears

ChemE ’24 || A Bay Area native, classic novel enthusiast, and musical theater fan. I also love all things Studio Ghibli, crocheting random creatures, and complaining about reeds (single or double!).

"Only a Sith deals in absolutes."

MechE '24 who loves all things robots and food! talk to me about battlebots or your latest favorite restaurants ;)

I am a 2nd year Chemical Engineering Major. In my free time, I like to play chess and PS5.

4th Year MechE, originally from Sydney Australia. Love cricket, soccer, hiking and chess

secret delphini fanboy ♡ ～('▽^人)

MechE major/EECS minor from the Seattle area! I like food, photography/graphic design, and videogames :)

BioE+EECS '22 || doing eecs just for gamedev tbh. i do research!! currently working in the harland lab studying frog development. i love drawing reading and writing! also a theatre minor ayyy

MechE '24 who loves all things robots and food! talk to me about battlebots or your latest favorite restaurants ;)

'24 Engineering Physics! Professional TFT griefer.

Kifflom! I was a Transfer Student and 5th Year Masters student in EECS. My Research Project was in HCI Research within the CS Education field working on the Snap! website and creating a compiler for Snap! I'm open to new and exciting hobbies (please share any you have with me, or better yet hang out over that!), but I like games, biking, hiking, teaching, and nerding over code! NoCopyrightSounds is my jam!

Hi! I'm a fourth-year chemical engineering and materials science and engineering joint major from Cerritos, CA!

BioE + EECS '24 - anime, tft, vball, biking, eating

Hello there!

Always wanted to change the world, just need more time

'24 Engineering Physics! Professional TFT griefer.

https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelgee01/ Add me on LinkedIn!

"Only a Sith deals in absolutes."

"Only a Sith deals in absolutes."

It's never too late to go back to bed.

ChemE ’24 || A Bay Area native, classic novel enthusiast, and musical theater fan. I also love all things Studio Ghibli, crocheting random creatures, and complaining about reeds (single or double!).

I am an assistant professor in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering at Berkeley. I am a structural engineer. My students and I are working to increase the reliability of communities by developing, better understanding, and facilitating the adoption of advanced structural systems that protect structures in natural or man-made disasters, resulting in the smallest possible losses.

Junior double-majoring in IEOR + EECS. Born in SF but raised in Ohio. I enjoy all things sports and am an avid saxophonist.

President Fall 2007: 20 hours a week Bain consultant: 60 hours a week Holding the bowling pin three semesters and handing it off to Christina: priceless ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Please reach out to me if you're interested in learning about making the jump from engineering to business/consulting OR the olden days of TBP. Always more than happy to talk to Tau Bates about career/life decisions.

My other robot is a Wall-E. Advising from afar in Ann Arbor, MI pursuing a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering with an emphasis in biomechatronics.

“I am, and ever will be, a white-socks, pocket-protector, nerdy engineer—born under the second law of thermodynamics, steeped in the steam tables, in love with free-body diagrams, transformed by Laplace, and propelled by compressible flow. As an engineer, I take a substantial amount of pride in the accomplishments of my profession.” - Neil Armstrong, Astronaut and Member of Tau Beta Pi. Aaron may not have a pocket protector, but he's definitely a nerdy engineer--and proudly so! Born in the sultry southland of the suburbs of Los Angeles, Aaron escaped the destitution of the desert by going to UC Berkeley (go bears!) for his BS (2010) and MS (2011) in Mechanical Engineering. He worked for three years at Western Digital, professionally destroying $10,000s worth of hard drives. (The secret to a perfectly cooked HDD is just the right amount of overvolting!) Then, he betrayed the Golden Bear and started a PhD in MechE at Ssssstanfurd in Fall 2014. He is currently wandering aimlessly between labs while GSI'ing introductory physics. He has a paper on nanoscale heat transfer (look it up on Google Scholar!), and would like to do some more work in this area. When Aaron is not crying silently in the corner over his decision to go to 'Furd, he enjoys live theater and Israeli Folk Dancing. Aaron is also a District Director for TBP's District 15, covering Northern California and Northern Nevada.

I'm a fourth year mechanical engineering PhD candidate. I enjoy watching football(Go Vikings!) and basketball(Da Bulls!). I love all forms of trains. I am The Random Old Charismatic Kibitzer.

I am an IEOR masters student who possess a wealth of useless information, which I continue to hoard in the hopes that I may suddenly find out my life is just a big long game show.

I play with yoyos, fold cranes, and fight people with sticks. By day I'm an EECS/MSE major who still plays with yoyos more than he should. I have been on the Publicity committee, and will always be on the service committee.

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Why go to class when you can watch lectures online? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Did you know stool softener doesn't actually make your chair softer? (EECS '21)

Hello! I graduated in spring 2019, and was an Electrical Engineering and L&S Physics double major. I've held the positions of StARs, StARs chair, ProDev, Logistics Director, Vice President, and President. I'm now an Advisor for the chapter in an official sense, but also an alum who's always happy to talk about school, career, and TBP on a more personal level! I can't meet in-person (I'm across the country attempting the whole "PhD" thing at MIT), but I'm happy to e-mail, text, call, vid chat... Whatever floats your boat. Reach out!

Hi, I'm an IEOR major: What my friends think I (can't) do: EECS. What TBPers think I do: "Wait what actually *is* IEOR"? What society thinks I do: Run a steel mill. What I think I do: Drink mimosas with Elon. What we actually do: http://eigentaste.berkeley.edu/