Stanford EE student · Class of 2029
Diego
Sanchez Tirado.
I design circuits and build software.
I'm a Stanford undergraduate, class of 2029. I research memory systems for AI inference and build hardware and software.
About my workStanford EE · Class of 2029
Design, build,
test, repeat.
I design custom circuit boards, model computer architectures, and develop software. I test what I build on real hardware and in working applications.
At Stanford, I'm studying electrical engineering, class of 2029. My interests span computer architecture, robotics, and tools that make everyday work better.
Hardware & research
Model memory.
Build hardware.
I model memory architectures for AI inference with Stanford’s Engineering Robust Systems Group. My independent projects include custom circuit boards and embedded hardware.
Stanford Robust Systems Group · Independent builds
Software & developer tools
Build tools.
Verify software.
For Stanford's Modern Software Developer course, I'm exploring coding agents, MCP, and how to verify the software people actually use.
Applied AI / Verdnt Group
Develop AI
applications.
At Verdnt Group, I build AI systems that turn scattered information into useful tools. My work includes beverage intelligence, hospitality prototypes, and a plate-scanning workflow.
Contact
Work with me.
Contact me about hardware, software, or research opportunities.
dsanchezt22@gmail.com ↗