Andre Asbury Email & Phone Number

Beaverton, OR, US

Expert on Tektronix oscilloscopes

• New product development: schematic design using Cadence OrCAD for motherboard, IO board, Ethernet switches, and power supplies.
• Design for high reliability and to meet MIL-STD-461, MIL-STD-704.
• Plan and lead hardware board bring up and system-level testing, EMI qualification testing.
• Select and manage suppliers for PCB layout, fabrication and assembly, PCB designs to meet IPC-610 class 3.
• Work closely with systems, software, and mechanical engineers on a cross-functional and trans-Atlantic team team to ensure good products with minimal rework.
• Lead and participate in and design reviews throughout the lifecycle from concept to prototype to getting ready for production.

Editor for about a 30-40 page bi-monthly magazine that goes to about 14,000 bridge players across the southeast. Duties include writing and editing several news articles and ads, seeking out feature stories, and writing a one-page editorial, managing a rotating group of freelance writers. http://district7bridge.org/BridgeNews.htm

continued test development engineer duties plus mentor and floating expert on digital test programs; Lead peer reviews for many sub-projects; lead and coach junior and new engineers and help troubleshoot their software

Test development engineer: Working on the Versatile Depot Automated Test Station (VDATS). I developed programs using C++, LASAR, and Teradyne M9 Digital Test Instruments to automate testing (finding electrical faults) of digital circuit boards at the component level. I also designed some test adapters to interface CCAs with other test equipment. Some.

Software developer: worked on the B-1B ALQ-161A defensive radar system. Wrote software for the situational awareness subsystem in Ada, tested software at the unit and subsystem level using VectorCast, analysis of data from flight simulations and flight test to see how well the software performed at recognizing and deterring threats.

Atlanta, Georgia, US

I was in charge of teaching one lab section of about 15 students in the Digital Design Lab, an introductory electrical engineering course focusing mostly on CAD tools, logic synthesis, assembly language programming, and a team design project.

I assisted the engineers with keeping the production equipment up to date. Duties included shadowing the engineers, building cables, soldering, and otherwise maintain the test equipment.