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Boston, MA, US

Cambridge, Massachusetts, US

Developing next-generation sensors for measuring our planet's water at unprecedented scale.

Somerville, Massachusetts, US

Developing hardware, processes, and safety guidelines to rapidly scale and accelerate Form Energy's cell research and validation capabilities.Advising and collaborating with several cross-functional teams to develop and launch the world's first iron-air BESS product at lowest-cost $/kWh.

Mountain View, CA, US

Designed, tested, and integrated hardware for autonomous delivery vehicles that operate on public roads.Core contributor for hardware architecture and integration on three generations of vehicle programs, including safety-critical power management, high voltage battery, sensors, and communication systems.Hired and managed a team of engineers responsible.

San Francisco, California, US

Created a new role to focus on battery subsystems; first battery specialist at Fitbit. Led the design of miniature Li-Ion batteries, protection circuitry, and charging systems for wearables.Developed new methods and standards for battery design, validation, and quality control. Evaluated supplier production lines, technical capabilities, and failure.

San Francisco, California, US

Defined and executed circuit-level tests for power supply, sensor, RF, and analog components during the product design phase. Collaborated with design engineers to implement improvements under tight product launch timelines.

Milpitas, California, US

Worked on a small startup team to develop, test, and support novel Li-Ion battery charging architectures for mobile and consumer electronics. Gained experience with best-in-industry battery charging methods and performance validation. Directly interfaced with power systems architects at top-tier phone/laptop companies.

Dallas, TX, US

Supported engineers at companies in the Test & Measurement, Consumer, Medical, and Professional Audio/Video markets by providing design guidance and hands-on technical support. Responsible for technical depth of TI's broad power, analog, and mixed-signal portfolio at the system level and chip level.