Canelin Raquel

I am a Computer Engineering graduate from the University of Saint Louis – Tuguegarao, with a foundational background in computer architecture, systems integration, mathematical foundations, and electronics.

My research focuses on practical technology solutions and automation. I co-developed Trike-O-Meter (TOM)—a real-time monitoring and dynamic fare estimation system incorporating GPS tracking, routing, and automated fare computation—alongside my co-developers Karl Louis Agbayani, Henley Pronoso, William Uanan, and Engr. Marvin Silva. Our work was recognized as the Third Best Research Paper at the 2026 Regional Convention in Bayombong.

In addition to my academic credentials, I hold an NCII certification in Computer Systems Servicing and possess expertise in prompt engineering, AI-assisted productivity tools, and hardware diagnostics. I also gained operational experience as a Technical Support Intern at the Bureau of Immigration Head Office, handling division-wide ticketing requests, system configurations, equipment maintenance, and document processing. I aim to combine technical problem-solving, systems analysis, and information organization to develop efficient, data-driven solutions.