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Edward Hall1237 Meadow Lark Dr Boulder, CO 80303303-777-6259ed@re-power.us ed.hall@generac.comDesign engineer with 45 years of experience in analog, digital, and power electronics, as well as real-time programming for microcontrollers and digital signal processors. Capable of performing complete product design from initial concept through modeling, hardware and embedded software creation, to prototype, regulatory approval, and manufacturing support. Extensive experience with PCB layout tools (Altium) and real time embedded software in C. Experience with the realities and subtleties of controller design in high power switching environments. Specialized in grid-connected inverters for renewable energy.Professional History Highlights2015-present – Principal Electrical Engineer – Generac Clean Energy Systems (formerly Pika Energy) South Portland, MEPower electronics product development.1998-2015 – Self-Employed Electronics Designer / ConsultantPower electronics product and subassembly development, including circuit modeling, schematic, PCB layout, real-time microcontroller and DSP software, and mechanical assembly design. Responsible for all phases of development from concept through manufacture and agency certification. Principal designer of DC/DC converters and inverters into the power range of hundreds of kilowatts.Clients included: Pika Energy (Westbrook/S. Portland, ME), Boulder Wind Power (Louisville, CO), Chava Wind Power (Homestead, FL), Premium Power (Billerica, MA); Advanced Power Associates (New Milford, NJ); Southwest Windpower (Flagstaff, AZ); Intergrid LLC (Temple, NH); Plug Power (Latham, NY); Solectria (Woburn, MA); UQM Technologies (Frederick, CO), Mariah Wind Power (Reno, NV)1995-2002 – Senior Design Engineer and co-founder – Advanced Energy Systems Inc, Wilton, NHResponsible for the design of several utility-connected, multimode, and standalone inverter systems in the 250W to 10KW power range.1978-1994 – Member of Technical Staff – MIT Lincoln Laboratory, Lexington, MA 1978-1987 – Designed real-time software (FORTRAN and C) for various military surveillance radars. 1987-1990 – VLSI circuit and supporting hardware design for an advanced real-time signal processor. 1991-1994 – Hardware design for an upgrade package for FAA air traffic control radars. Included considerable software development for commercial digital signal processor devices.

Listed skills include Electrical Engineering, Power Electronics, Engineering, Inverters, and 15 others.