About

I’m Eric C. Hamdan, a research scientist and engineer with a background in audio signal processing and sound field control, now focused on using my skills in a career centered around FPGA design — a field I’ve grown deeply passionate about through hands-on experience and independent study.

This website is a place for me to share my learning journey, document key insights, and provide open-source resources that others in the FPGA and DSP community may find useful. While I’m still early in this transition, I aim to build a foundation rooted in clarity, reproducibility, and thoughtful design.

I’m currently open to work and actively looking for opportunities and projects where I can contribute meaningfully while continuing to grow in FPGA development.

My goal is to contribute to projects that bring signal processing ideas to life in hardware — bridging theory and implementation in a way that’s both technically sound and practically useful.

If any of the work here sparks your interest, feel free to connect via LinkedIn or GitHub.