Embedded System Engineer

C# DeveloperPriduction Support

Luminaries CE Certification

- Development of software and hardware to the Neo Sweet Light System for jaundice treatment PIC24FH128GA310, touch display and LED drivers;- Development of software and hardware to the Drop Counter for serum deployment with PIC24F16KA102 and MCP73861 for Lithium Battery Management- Software Development to a multifunctional board called PC500 comprising a display, keyboard, several inputs and outputs with PIC24FJ128GA310- Software Development of studs SR-i15 and SR-i20 Evolution with PIC16LF1823;- Indoor Parking System usnig ARM7-TDMI MicroController- Software and hardware development to the Street Lamp Controller System with Xbee Pro S2B and Digi ConnectPort X4, PIC24FJ128GA310 and LED drivers;- Brightness and temperature controllers for video panels;- Controllers for RFM22B transceivers;- Bootloaders for PIC24FJ128GA310 and PIC24FJ64GA004;

- We Developed an Industrial Terminal board called Armit as described in http://www.lincis.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&task=download&id=1_3c22d85932d474e5cde5c8c29a18f024&lang=en- We worked with thermal printers, coin collectors, and bill check collectors to a product called WallWallet as described in http://www.lincis.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&task=download&id=13_2af85870db1163f551377b8870c3846b&lang=en- We developed a display interface circuit called pacView to a Compact RIO from National Instruments as described in http://www.lincis.com/index.php?option=com_k2&view=item&task=download&id=10_5ab45339385c67d737ffe43b965eaf33&lang=en

We developed a traffic light controller with a filter, power supply, controller board with Dallas DS5000, Input board, power board, back plane to 19" racks. The code was written in Assembly for 8051.

This company worked to CET RIO, the company that manages the traffic system in Rio de Janeiro. In 1999, Flohr Erea won several bids to install traffic surveillance equipments (speed and red light) in the city. The equipments chosen were from Robot-Traffipax, now, Jenoptik (http://www.jenoptik.com/traffic-solutions), a Germany company. I helped in the installation of the equipments and manage the team that read the plates and produced the registers to issue the fines. I develop a electronic board to collected data from the equipments and produced several charts that helped the understanding of the flow of the traffic in the vicinity of the equipments.