I led the product strategy and go-to-market for Bullhorn Remote Monitoring, Bullhorn Web cloud asset manager, PCS Field Data Collection, MicroMax Instruments and hardware accessories. Launched numerous products including the Bullhorn RM5 remote monitoring platform, and next-generation field data collection software and hardware platform.

Led the development and testing of wireline logging tools. Focused on preparing triple-combo logging tools and telemetry for commercialization by finalizing electronic designs, validating firmware, calibrating tool performance, and writing operations and troubleshooting manuals. Progress is regularly presented to management in order to ensure timelines are met. Product owner for the borehole imaging tool. Responsible for all facets of that product including conceptual designs, component selection, layout, testing, and integration. Start-up environment meant a great deal of responsibility and autonomy falls on the engineer.

Pre-Silicon microarchitecture validation engineer responsible for flushing out firmware bugs within the power management group of the server CPU development team. Developed test plans, checkers, evaluated coverage, and helped built the test environment. The goal was to create tests that expose bugs in the firmware before the chip is sent to manufacturing so that costly escapes are avoided.

Engineer responsible for the electronic development of the triple-combo tools. Main responsibilities included: layout, performing root cause analysis of the hardware bugs in the system, and developing firmware for the tools.

Developed internal tools to help engineers automate tasks and save time. One tool was designed to check PCB schematics for voltage bleeding between active and inactive power rails, thus lowering the risk of damage to unpowered devices. Another tool was developed to expedite the creation of board routing constraints files, reducing the time spent by Signal Integrity Engineers adding rules to major bus interfaces.

National Science Foundation sponsored summer research program with wireless communications and networking department. The project I worked on was to determine the location of a PC through signal triangulation of access points the PC was using.

Responsible for all computer, software and peripheral functionality in the engineering building.