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Bedford Heights, Ohio, US

* Responsible for the growth of the digitally enabled Darko retail display business.* Collaborate with product manufacturers and retail customers to incorporate digital technologies into their retail product displays.* Leader of the Darko tech Lab team responsible for design, test, and deployment of digitally enabled retail product displays.

* Responsible for leading the technical evolution of the Care Bloom senior patient monitoring and alerting system.

Brecksville, OH, US

* Collaborate with customers to provide world class engineering services ranging from simple embedded hardware and firmware modules to complete sensor to cloud and mobile solutions.

Solon, Ohio, US

• Responsible for developing a multi-year Smart Product product road-map and receiving approval from the CEO and the executive team to lead the execution.2018 - 2019:
• Developed system architecture for fluid system automation solution leveraging IIoT technologies.
• Lead team to develop proof of concept of solution.
• Partnered with a large customer to test and refine the concept. 2017:
• Researched RFID based fluid system data collection.
• Developed proof of concept of a UHF RFID based, battery-less, fluid system sensor.2014 - 2017:

Solon, Ohio, US

• Leader of new group of electrical engineers developing products to measure various gas and liquid properties and control the flow of such media.
• First member hired into the group. Developed and applied a standard engineering development process for the development of new electronic products. Responsible for purchasing all new capital equipment required to.
• Designed a new microprocessor based temperature controller for the Swagelok KEV Series Vaporizing Regulator.
• Drove Hazardous Location certification approval through CSA.
• Built partnership with Chronotek Systems to design the electronics for an ultrasonic liquid flow controller prototype.

Cleveland, Ohio, US

• Managed 7 direct reports responsible for the development of all Keithley SourceMeter products.
• Collaborated with marketing to identify product requirements, document key use-cases, build the product definition, and manage change.
• Managed the development of the Series 2600 SourceMeter line. Unique technologies include the application of an embedded scripting language, use of low voltage differential signaling (LVDS) for peer-to-peer.
• Participated in worldwide sales training and led the advanced applications training process.

Cleveland, Ohio, US

• Built and managed a team to define and develop a new class of instrument; a turn-key, self contained, test system including computer, applications specific Windows software, and modular instrumentation. The Keithley.
• Collaborated with marketing to identify the product requirements, create a product definition, and validate the concept with beta users.
• Recruited, hired, and managed embedded software engineers, graphical user interface design engineers, and object oriented programming experts to build the system firmware, middleware, and software. Managed.

Cleveland, Ohio, US

• Served as the lead digital/firmware engineer on the Keithley Model 2400 SourceMeter team.
• Designed an embedded controller to manage all instrument functions.
• Served as a mentor to a more junior engineer, and engineering co-op, to implement and troubleshoot the design. This was the first Keithley design to utilize Flash memory for program storage, which made it field.
• Assumed responsibility for the overall firmware architecture and implementation of the measurement control subsystem firmware.

Cleveland, Ohio, US

• Served as the lead digital/firmware engineer on the Keithley Model 2000 6 ½ digit Digital Multi-Meter team. Responsible for the overall firmware architecture, constructed a front panel interface framework then.
• Assumed responsibility for the Model 2001 measurement subsystem control firmware when Sr. engineer left the company.

Masters, Electrical Engineering

Bachelors, Electrical Engineering