Electrical Engineering · Penn State · Class of 2027
Ayan Ospan builds at the layer where hardware meets software.
Where a control loop is only as good as the code running it, and code has to answer to physics. Undergraduate researcher in autonomous systems, founder of Chronos, and Summer 2026 engineer intern at Wabtec — currently writing distributed systems in C++ and benchmarking infrastructure for LLMs.
Now
Selected work
In numbers
28%
trajectory stability gained in autonomy research
100+
users on Chronos, with $2K in competitive funding
1,502
locomotive HMI error messages authored at Wabtec
8
awards across robotics, research, and startups
Get in touch
Seeking Summer 2027 internships in robotics, software, or controls — also open to systems engineering and software-intensive hardware roles. Always up for a conversation about distributed systems, embedded projects, or anything with a feedback loop in it.