Bridging the analog and digital
Ayoub Attia is completing his licence degree in Embedded Systems at École Supérieure Des Sciences Et Technologies Hammam Sousse, where he ranks at the top of his year, while preparing for the IELTS and TCF language exams.
He interned at Enova Robotics — a Sousse-headquartered robotics company with operations in France and the US — coordinating outdoor multi-robot missions on ROS2 with LLM-driven planning. At OORB Open Organic Robotics (Sousse-based, with US presence), he designed a step-down buck converter, a NES-style wireless controller PCB, and worked on ROS2 navigation.
He is building a single end-to-end view of how systems are built, break, and recover — with personal projects spanning robotics, networking, cloud, and cybersecurity.
LLM-Controlled ROS2 Fleet System
Multi-robot ROS2 + LLM mission planningCoordinated outdoor multi-robot missions on ROS2 with LLM-based mission planning during an internship at Enova Robotics — a Sousse-based company with operations in France and the US.
NES-Style Controller PCB
Wireless controller board @ OORBModernized NES-004-style wireless controller with an embedded mini display and Bluetooth / WiFi / NRF, routed in KiCad at OORB.
Step-Down Buck Converter
LM5116 DC-DC converter @ OORBLM5116 buck converter stepping 40–45 V to a continuously variable 3–40 V at up to 8 A, with current-mode control, designed in KiCad at OORB.
IEE SolidWorks Workshop
5-day local IEE workshopIntensive 5-day workshop on parametric 3D modeling in SolidWorks, concluded with a mini exam.