Jaelynn Abdullah

Jaelynn Abdullah is a senior in Electrical Engineering with a focus on Semiconductor Engineering.

Currently, Jaelynn is the President of the National Society of Black Engineers and involved in I-MRSEC research on campus. Within NSBE, Jaelynn oversees many of the crucial events to engage underrepresented students through Regional Conference, National Convention, High School Visitation, and outreach programs. Jaelynn also researches electron optics in electrostatically doped graphene p-n junctions. On campus, Jaelynn participates in bouldering, running, and enjoys exploring bakeries in his free time.

For post-graduation, Jaelynn will be working at Exxonmobil in Beaumont, Texas as an Instrumentation Engineering.