Michael Coleman Email & Phone Number

Woodbury, NY

Project Systems Engineer on the Miami Dade Transit program. In this role, Mr. Coleman is the on-site technical lead for the development and overall responsibility for integrity of the system, and for directing all related engineering activities such as design, development, integration, test, installation and integration with 3rd party vendors (Kimley-Horn.

Columbia, Maryland

Project Systems Engineer on the Austin program. In this role, Mr. Coleman was key in development of new project schedule and overall responsibility for the technical integrity of the system, and for directing all related engineering activities such as design, development, integration, test, installation and integration with 3rd party vendors ( Kimley-Horn.

Columbia, Maryland

Project Systems Engineer for a Bus Rapid Transit system in Lima, Peru. In this role, I was the technical lead for the CAD/AVL project for the city of Lima. This project utilized voice and data communications over cellular modem for over 500 new Rapid and feeder buses. Each of the BRT stops contained a 4 line dynamic message sign displaying the next four.

From 2003 to 2006 Mr. Coleman was the manager for the Embedded Products Engineering group, responsible for all embedded products in the engineering organization. The engineering organization was responsible for the systems engineering design, development, and integration of hardware and software components of the CAD/AVL systems. He is responsible for.

Columbia, MD

From 2001 to 2003, Mr. Coleman served as the Lead Systems Engineer for OrbCAD program in Las Vegas, NV. In this role, Mr. Coleman has overall technical responsibility for design, integration and implementation of the CATCOM CAD/AVL system. The CATCOM system is composed of seven workstations, redundant servers, long term database, over-the-air paratransit.

Germantown, Maryland

From 1993 to 1998, Mr. Coleman was the Lead Vehicle and Software Engineer for the OrbTrack 300 product line.From 1992 to 1993, Mr. Coleman was the lead Hardware Engineer for the F14 A/B programmable multiple display unit. Using Mil-1750A processor and MIL-1553B serial communications bus, he Designed and developed an ACTEL Field Programmable Gate Array.

Burtonsville, Maryland

From 1987 to 1992, Mr. Coleman served as Lead Electronics Engineer where he redesigned and upgraded various projects for NASA’s, Harry Diamond Lab, and Naval Surface Warfare Center. Received ATR’s President’s Award for outstanding performance in the development of Explosive Ordnance Disposal Robot. Served as a 401K Trustee

Msce, Computer Engineering

Bseet, Engineering