Ed Henderson Email & Phone Number

Boise, Idaho, Us

Boise, Idaho, Us

I am an electrical engineer and software engineer, and my wife is a master gardener. It somehow made sense to build a website dedicated to gardening. We played with the idea for 6 or 7 years and finally decided to make a go at it. Here's to throwing caution to the wind and building a "Lifestyle" business.https://gardentronic.com is a gardening website that brings inspiration and ideas to gardeners. We are focusing on the TreasureValley Idaho area for now but would love to expand to more areas in the future. We officially launched in March 2019 with an "MVP", so there is plenty of work left to do and more features on the way. Please take a look, and we would love to hear your thoughts. Honest, actionable feedback is hard to come by.I spend my time building the website, working with the development team, and trying to find the right mix of features and content that will make our site a must-link for our audience and a place to come back to regularly and often.My wife and I are busy lining up gardens in the area to highlight in our "Featured Garden" segments. We hope to release a new view about once a week, so there is plenty of work to do. We continue to improve our video skills, and equipment. I have a couple of nice drones - I'm most happy with the Inspire 2 - so we do our best to make the segments interesting. We have some older video shots that are less than spectacular, but that is part of the learning process as well!Do you have a garden you are proud of? Know of a friend, neighbor or co-worker that does? We'd love to talk! We are not looking for million-dollar gardens (per se), just something inspirational, interesting, or just plain unique! Unique works quite well actually.

I am an electrical engineer and software developer. My languages of choice are Python and Javascript, and I build websites in Django with the Wagtail CMS. I've built some large scale applications in Javascript, and ReactJS is my framework of choice. I am comfortable and confident in most aspects of building a web-based platform, such as frontend, backend, database/storage and development operations (setting up and managing the servers).I am always happy to talk about an ongoing or future project, and if there is a good fit, I'm ready to jump in and get busy.

Software Engineer, Project Manager and Entrepreneur. I do Python/Django and Javascript consulting, as well as work on some local business startups with my wife and partners.

This isn't a job as much as a thing. It's just a small group of Python developers that meet monthly (ish) and talk about Python or any current projects.

Eagle, Idaho, Us

Building web tools for the electronics industry

Direct the software engineering efforts for online CAD tools and PCB Ordering system. Reports directly to the CEO and is responsible for SCRUM Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), technical design, development, QA, build systems, software deployment and database operations. Provides technical guidance to company managers, architects, programmers, infrastructure, customer support and non-technical team members.Duties include:- Set the architecture direction for backend and front-end development of multiple product lines.- Manage system administration team in charge of configuration and maintenance of company web servers. - Manage product roadmaps, interface with customers, product managers, and business development director.- Provide technical leadership and direction on multiple product lines.- Review technical design and ensure the designs are well vetted.- Manage development, test and production environments.- Provide mentoring and guidance to team members.- Continually work on process improvement.- Establishes and tracks development timelines and budgets.

Boise, Id, Us

Completed an MSEE. My thesis and project was a glove that incorporated a 6 axis sensor on each fingertip, as well as the hand. The sensors were read 100times/second using an onboard Atmel processor. The processor was wired to the computer using USB - so not a wireless solution for this project.The return results were captured using a Python process, then processed (on the fly) using a Matlab process that I wrote. The results from the Matlab process were then passed to another Python process to visualize the hand movement using the Python Panda3D library. All of these processes ran real-time. The end results were "acceptable", and of course the bulk of the work was making it all function, but the algorithms were never as advanced as I'd hoped for. With more time I could have made the captures better, and the visualization better as well.

San Jose, Ca, Us

Worked as the hardware designer of a sophisticated test platform that included a Power PC processor, two large FPGA's, a range of analog test and measurement capabilities and many digital IO test lines. This system was put into production in early 2009 after just over a year of continual development. Developing this system was a great engineering challenge. There were hitches along the road but the eventual success was very satisfying.

Boise, Idaho, Us

I started at Micron in 1997 as a Software Engineer writing C++ and Database applications for management of production data. Two years later I moved into the Micromate group as a SW engineer working on a DRAM and Flash tester. After a few years on the SW team I began transitioning to the hardware group. I designed a SDRAM interface module that used an FPGA and a Cypress FX2 processor to compare and capture DRAM memory access cycles. During this project Micron acquired Photobit, and I was offered an opportunity to develop hardware for the image testing. I spent the remaining 5 years at Micron working in the imaging group developing test hardware and interface boards for a large number of imaging devices. The tester was called the "MigMate". The MigMate team included hardware software and technician resources. This team did an outstanding job of developing a test system and it was one of the best teams I have had the opportunity to work with in a long time.The team was essentially disbanded when Micron dictated that the imaging group would move to San Jose, Ca. Several of the engineers, including myself, left Micron for other companies. Some moved to other positions within Micron. Two of the original engineers made the transition.

Held 3 titles at Silicon Systems: Started as Engineering Technician, promoted to Design Validation Engineer, transferred to Test department as Test Engineer.Worked with the Design Team to perform characterization of new products.Automated characterization lab using Unix, C, HP VeeTest, HP8200 tester and many IEEE instruments. Maintained the HPUX Unix machines in the lab. Trained as a system admin.Trained on Teradyne A570 mixed signal tester. Worked as test engineer writing production test flows for data synchronizer products.

Orange, California, Us

Night shift production floor technician. Maintained Quartz production equipment.Attended school during the day.

Washington, Dc, Us

Sonar Operator (ST3) aboard the USS Spacefish (SSN 668) with a temporary assignment on USS Lapon (SSN 661).Electronic Technician (ET3) aboard USS Shenandoah.Electronic Technician (ET2, ET1) stationed at Naval Air Station Bermuda.As an Electronic Technician, I worked on a range of system types, including Tactical Air Navigation (TACAN), VHF Omni Range Air Traffic Control systems (VOR), Instrument landing systems (ILS). Radio transmitters and receivers, Radar data repeaters and precision approach radar systems. Extensive background in RF from a technical perspective. Performed system and circuit troubleshooting to component level on most systems. While in the Navy, I also learned a number of programming skills. Database development and design using DBase II Software development using both Assembly language and Compiled Basic. Wrote several applications using compiled basic; modified command.com in assembly language. Wrote database applications for several groups in Dbase.

Msee, Electrical Engineering

Bsee, Electrical Engineering