Head of international teams of interdisciplinary engineers, reported directly to the General Manager, responsible for all new projects in support of company production and industrial networks (MODBUS, HART, CAN, LONWORK, ASI, DeviceNet, wHART, Profibus PA, Zigbee, Foundation Fieldbus).Core member of the Tyco A&C engineering council.

Head of EE department, reported directly to Global Engineering Manager, responsible for all EE projects in support of company production of positioners (HART-FOXCOM) and industrial networks (MODBUS, HART, CAN, LONWORK, ASI, DeviceNet, wHART, Profibus PA, Zigbee, Foundation Fieldbus).

Responsible for all company's embedded design and programming. Designed equipment utilizing Aerotech Soloist Ensemble motion controllers, Mdrive and PMDmotor drivers, fast beam deflector, stepper motors, microwave heaters, chillers,temperature and humidity controllers, optical sensors, linear and rotary stages, laser andcamera controllers, ColdFire MCF5282, Innovative SBC-Comex, Wago I/O, Picomotor actuators.Technology includes: fast A/D and D/A, RS485/422/232, Ethernet, TCP/IP, CAN network,ModbusTCP, Flash File System. Programmed and debugged using IAR 80196, DIAB SDS - 332, Code Composer v3.3, VisualStudio 2008 C++ CLI, NetBurner DEV C+ (GNU tools). Eclipse IDE, uC/OS RTOS,Managed solely nearly 0.5 million lines of legacy code for the Intel 80196, TI DSPTMS320C6713, Freescale 68332 and XILINX CPLD.

Responsible for design and development of Remote Visual Systems. Tasks includedarchitecture, software design, PC and embedded programming. Worked on custom projects fornuclear power plants, Navy, and for company's inspection services group. Wrote PC softwareusing Borland C++, C++ Builder and MS Visual Studio.Net, (MFC, UNICODE, Automation).Programmed many standard and customer defined protocols (VISCA, ECCP, CAN, Ethernet).Designed inspection equipment utilizing Atmel, Phillips, Microchip and Freescaleprocessors. Programmed and debugged using Keil C, RTX51, Hiware C++, Metrowerks embeddedC++ (Code Warrior).

Head of EE department, reported directly to CEO, responsible for all EE projects insupport of company production of positioners (HART-FOXCOM) electric actuators, andindustrial networks (MODBUS, HART, CAN, LONWORK, ASI, DeviceNet). Responsible for the mostcost effective solutions, encompassing buy vs. develop decisions, negotiations, selectionand coordination of external consultants and vendors. Responsible for life cyclemanagement of company hardware and software products implemented using microprocessors andindustrial PC's. Wrote programs in Borland C++, Visual C++, Visual Basic, DDL, EmbeddedC++, various cross compilers (COSMIC, IAR, CCS, Tasking) and assembly languages. Utilizedmicrocontrollers: M68331, MSP430, PIC12/16/17, M68C705x32, 8051, analog and digital; devices. Designed and programmed ATE utilizing data acquisition boards. Implementedinterface libraries using HART's DDL language, and registered with HART Foundation.Designed, programmed and registered (ODVA) DeviceNet server (CAN technology). Designed900MHz wireless 4-20mA transmitter/receiver (PLC - RTU link).

Responsible for design and development of fire and security industrial systems. Workeddirectly with system production and implementation departments. Tasks included design ofanalog/digital circuits (radio, wire, and fiber optics), and multi-processor based systems(8/6/32 bit), encompassing concept definition, schematics, and programming in C (KEIL),Borland C++ and assembly languages.

Led Lumel's product line of microprocessor based measurements and control systems.Specialized in microprocessor based transmitters (for both electric and non-electricvalues), controllers, power meters, and other measuring equipment. Responsible forproject management, planning, budgeting and technical guidance on architectural,functional, logical and physical designs.

Duties included teaching at the graduate level and research. Projects for the governmentand industry, involving advanced theory of automatic control, TV and RF systems,microprocessor architectures, C, C++ and Pascal programming.

Duties included teaching at the graduate level and research. Projects for the governmentand industry, involving advanced theory of automatic control, TV and RF systems,microprocessor architectures, C, C++ and Pascal programming.