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Designed and Development software in C and assembly across Gentex’s entire product portfolio. This work has involved low level peripheral driver development, high level algorithm development and everything in between.ADAS Features: Automatic Highbeam Assist, Dynamic forward lighting, Lane Departure (LDW), Traffic Sign Recognition (TSR) http://www.gentex.com/automotive/automotive-productsRear Vision: Rear Camera Display (RCD), Full Display Mirror (FDM) http://www.gentex.com/automotive/products/rear-blind-zone-assist#94Dimmable aircraft windows. http://www.gentex.com/aerospace/aerospace-overviewResearch and Sales demonstrations: Technologies including wireless video, Bluetooth applications, embedded graphics and associated displays.Contributor to a development process that focuses on high levels of automation to keep the focus of the developer on the design, implementation and quality of software.In 2007 demonstrated the first proof of concept for Agile development practices in use in an embedded software project at Gentex. This included unit testing (in simulation), integration testing and the use of a continuous integration server. Extensive experience hiring, recruiting and evaluating talented software development engineers.In 2013 Gentex acquired HomeLink, the vehicle-based wireless control system, from Johnson Controls Inc. Through this acquisition I gained experience transitioning software resources, source code and other intellectual property to Gentex without impacting in-process software projects.

Specify software and hardware test requirements for manufacturing test equipment at contract manufacturer facilities.Coordinate the implementation of testers at contract manufacturers.Design, develop and maintain, hardware and software test solutions for use in manufacturing, product development, and product validation.Actively participate in product development phases, by providing feedback on product design, performance and usability.Provide test solutions for compass, HomeLink®, and Telematics products. Key team member in the development and implementation of a Windows based software application for testing products containing Bluetooth technology. Mentor new employees and current employees in product knowledge and programming techniques. Investigated and implemented a new micro controller for use in manufacturing test applications. Led and participated in code reviews. Leading an effort to redefine the way products are tested in manufacturing. Create software libraries and DLLs to support code reuse.

Performed debugging of firmware code written in C and assembly on the Motorola 56305 DSP using logic analyzers, oscilloscopes, protocol analyzers and other laboratory equipment.Derived test plans, test cases, as well as, manual and automated testing solutions.Coordinated the Change Control Board (CCB), which was responsible for tracking and resolving software defects.Developed an automated web based method of generating CCB reports using Perl and Shell Scripting. Performed and maintained a suite of system level regression tests. Performed Key Process Area (KPA) duties, in accordance to the SEI CMM, in preparation for obtaining ISO 9000 and TL 9000 certification. Determined the functional requirements and feasibility of implementing an Operating System abstraction layer on the current firmware, to promote code reuse.