Charlie George Email & Phone Number

Kent, Washington, United States

Circuit designer currently prototyping, designing, and testing devices to be FAA certified. I use Siemens Xpedition (previously known as Mentor Graphics) to design circuits, breadboard them in the lab, and bring designs into production and environmental testing. Familiar with DO-160 and MIL-STD-461 documents.

Tukwila, Washington, United States

I am working for Boeing as a Wire Design Engineer. I design cables and wiring in Siemens Capital Logic, coordinating with systems, mechanical, quality, and manufacturing engineers to ensure quality engineering. This position is as a contractor through the Beacon Hill Staffing Group.

I am a part of an Aeronautics and Astronautics capstone team that needed help from an electrical engineer experienced with avionics. The challenge given to us by Aerovironment was to design and build two folding quadcopter aircrafts to deploy from the payload bay(9x6x4.5 inches) of a UAV. All communication and control of the quadcopters needs to be over an.

Plymouth, Minnesota, United States

My main roles were debugging and testing CCA's and full built devices in the lab using oscilloscopes, power supplies, and function generators. I collected and compiled data, wrote python programs for signal processing if needed, and presented data to the team. I also did some circuit design and simulation using Mentor Graphics Designer, and LTspice.

I led a small team in designing and building a 7ft tall rocket to go to 4000 feet. I worked mainly on the avionics, using what I learned last year to improve upon my avionics sled design. I also used more adaptable components, one of which being a wifi enabled altimeter. I was able to communicate with the altimeter with my phone while it was on the pad.

The AISES chapter at UW is participating in the First Nations Launch rocket competition to build a high powered rocket. The rocket will be roughly 7.5 feet tall, 4" in diameter, and will reach an apogee of 3500-4000 feet. I head up the avionics and payload (challenge) sections, basically all the electronics for the rocket.For my part, I have modeled using.