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Matthew Spencer is an Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering at Harvey Mudd College, where he teaches core courses in systems engineering, analog design, and radio frequency circuits. He is based in the College of Engineering and actively leads the Analog Circuit Engineering (ACE) Lab in Parsons 2381, mentoring undergraduate students in hands-on research and design.
His research focuses on analog and RF circuit design, MEMS relays, marine ultrasound systems, and programmatic circuit generation. He integrates engineering with educational innovation, emphasizing experiential learning and collaborative problem-solving. His work bridges technical design and pedagogical development, training students to become circuit experts and independent researchers.
Matthew Spencer has developed numerous open-source tools and educational resources, including circuit simulators, lab curricula, and software for automated design. He is deeply committed to improving engineering education through accessible, practical, and inquiry-driven learning experiences. His teaching includes courses such as E79 (Introduction to Systems Engineering), E80 (Experimental Engineering), E151 (Introduction to Analog Design), and E157 (Radio Frequency Circuit Design), all featuring project-based labs and mastery-based assessment.
He leads the ACE Lab, a vibrant research and learning space where students engage in cutting-edge analog circuit projects and interdisciplinary exploration. The lab emphasizes technical excellence, communication, and persistence in research.
While specific scientific awards and publications are not listed in the provided text, his work has been featured in IEEE Spectrum, and he maintains a Google Scholar profile. No advisees are explicitly mentioned. His contact is managed through institutional channels, with availability coordinated via calendar access.
