Fall 2026 Undergraduate Teaching Assistants
Angel Benavides Hernandez
I’m a electrical engineering senior currently doing my 4+1 with a interest in power and physical electronics. Epics has been a part of my trajectory since year one, completing 4 semesters as a student and 2 semesters as a UGLA. EPICS has taught me a lot of valuable skills such as CAD, Arduino, MATLAB, and basic electronic projects.
Ibrahim Ali
Hey guys! My name is Ibrahim Ali and I am a sophomore majoring in computer engineering. This is going to be my second semester in EPICS, but I’ve loved every minute of it! My areas of expertise are machine learning and edge AI. I’m also a student success coach (at the student success center) as well as being involved in research.
Suhaib Siddiqui
Hi! My name is Suhaib Siddiqui, and I am a senior majoring in Computer Science with two years of experience in EPICS. Throughout EPICS, I have worked on multiple teams translating community partner and stakeholder needs into structured technical deliverables through system design, prototyping workflows, documentation, and reliable implementation. My areas of expertise include scalable backend development, automation and data-driven tooling, and clean Git/GitHub workflows that support strong team engineering practices. I am currently involved with EPICS projects focused on real-world software systems and improving student-facing platforms, including AI-driven workflow enhancements, and I am always happy to help, feel free to reach out with questions or for support at any time.
Nidhi Nag
Nidhi Nag is a senior majoring in Biomedical Engineering with a focus on Biomedical Devices and is a member of Barrett, The Honors College. She has been involved in EPICS for six semesters and currently serves as the team lead for the e-NABLE Adaptive Sports Project. Her expertise includes project management, 3D modeling and printing, and prototyping. Nidhi has also been involved in research since her freshman year, with a focus on biosensors. Her long-term interests lie in biosensors, and she is currently exploring vascular and orthopedic device development.
Vrishank Singh
Hi! I’m Vrishank, a third-year student at ASU studying Data Science and Supply Chain Management. I’ve been involved with EPICS for about 4 semesters now. I served as the design lead for the Wind Tunnel project and now I’m working on the NASA Psyche Rover (Team 1). I’m usually involved in some mix of tech, engineering or completely unnecessary side projects that sounded like a great idea at 2 a.m. I love meeting people who are excited about what they’re working on, and I’m looking forward to bringing that same energy into EPICS this year!
Alana Horner
Hi! My name is Alana Horner, and I am a junior in Aerospace Engineering with a concentration in Astronautics. This is my fourth semester in EPICS, and I am on the Spain Social Agriculture Team. The team is currently focused on building a temperature and humidity sensor with a regulation system for custom greenhouses in Barcelona. I had the opportunity to attend the most recent EPICS GIE in Spain and learn what it means to be a global problem solver. Feel free to reach out and ask any questions pertaining to EPICS!
Lakshya Dhingra
Tiffany Nguyen
Hi everyone! My name is Tiffany! I am a junior majoring in biomedical engineering. I have been in EPICS since my second semester of freshman year. I worked on the eNABLE Sri Lanka project for 2 semesters and have been a UGLA since. My areas of expertise include
3D printing (TinkerCAD, GrabCAD, and prototyping), laser cutting (Inkscape), and foundational coding experience in Python and MATLAB. If you ever have any questions about your project, assignments, or anything outside of EPICS, feel free to reach out!
Laynie Ben
Samantha Cox
Emily Carrillo Munoz
Shragavi Pote
Dereka Sikes
Mackenzie Miller