Jackson Bopp

Computer Engineering student at USF. Most of my projects live somewhere between embedded systems and web apps, with AI filling in the gaps. Right now I'm volunteering with the City of Winter Haven helping set up server hardware and AI hosting infrastructure. Graduating Fall 2026 and open to relocate.

I also like reading, gaming, cats, anime, and Magic the Gathering!

Featured Projects

Testbench

Hardware-agnostic test automation platform. Any UART-capable MCU drops in via a JSON-over-UART protocol. The repo ships five reference firmwares (MSP430FR2355, ESP32, STM32F103C8, RP2040, nRF52840/Zephyr) plus a software-only simulator. A Raspberry Pi bridge streams telemetry over MQTT into a Next.js dashboard with AI root-cause analysis and a built-in troubleshooting chat.

Radiology Second-Opinion Agent

4-person team build (Data & MLOps role). A CV model flags pathologies in chest X-rays, an agentic LangGraph layer cross-references similar cases and literature, and an LLM synthesizes a structured report with ranked diagnoses and confidence scores. Shipped with MLflow model tracking, Evidently drift monitoring, and Kubernetes manifests for deployment.

Backstop · repo

A Zendesk app that measures the hidden workload AI-assisted replies create: the time agents spend verifying, correcting, or overriding AI-generated responses. One-click ticket flagging, per-team verification dashboards, and load-concentration alerts surface a cost most AI rollouts never measure.

Decision Engine

Multi-tenant job scheduler simulator. Takes a resource pool and job queue as JSON and produces a schedule with allocations, utilization/fairness metrics, and a full event log, modeling priority scheduling, deadline tracking, and tenant quotas over labeled resources like a CI runner fleet or GPU lab.

VoiceLegacy

Team entry for Hackabull at USF. A voice preservation tool that clones and archives a person's voice using ElevenLabs, with a simple interface for recording, storing, and replaying.

Edward

Team entry for the IBM Bob hackathon. A dry-witted, voice-enabled desktop AI assistant running locally on Ollama. The concept carried forward into Testbench as its built-in troubleshooting chat interface.