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Experienced hardware technician, hardware and software tester, technical support for engineering staff, and buyer seeking to expand my skills in these areas and as part of a highly productive and fun team. Let’s make things.Skills:Hardware technician experience includes hardware board, chassis, and rack level assembly, diagnosis, integration, and repair.• Performed troubleshooting, repair and calibration.• Read and interpreted schematics, blueprints, sketches, parts list, component layout to diagrams, assembly, maintenance, calibration, and operating manuals. • Operated a variety of hand, power, and machine tools safely. • Built prototype boards including combined analog and digital layouts, and prototype systems including custom cables and chassis.• Extensive knowledge of purchasing parts, supplies, and software licenses. • Performed fine pitch rework. • Wrote formal instruction guides for repairing, calibrating, and maintaining complex equipment, systems and computers. Wrote ECOs as needed• Helped design and build sound studios.• Worked in both metric and standard hardware.Hardware, software, and UI testing experience includes writing test specifications, creating test harnesses, manual testing, and fault analysis and isolation.• Tested software to specifications, black and white box, load, and usability.• Wrote numerous use cases, designing and building complex test beds for feature testing and customer system test scenarios• Performed ESD testing to standards. • Experienced in testing and correcting BIOS configurations. • Tested large media storage systems including RAID based systems.• Tested video and audio systems, including performance of audio codecs for standards such as AAC/DD/DD+, and digital drop out and critical listening tests. • Wrote UI flowcharts; performed UI testing and evaluation, subjective, and objective. • Provided on-the-job training about hardware to software test personnel.
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Installation TechnicianSolopoint Solutions May 2023 - PresentSanta Clara, Ca, UsWorking at Lawrence Berkeley Labs in the Advanced Light Source Group. Doing big science. -
Engineering TechnicianWorkforce Logiq Nov 2022 - May 2023Orlando, Fl, UsWorking for Dolby. -
Hardware TechnicianBebop Sensors Feb 2021 - Oct 2022Using Formlabs and Lulzbot 3D printer for manufacturing some parts. Learning two part silicone molding using a 3D printed mold. Learning Adobe Illustrator. Managing parts, writing build book and BOMS. Using the laser cutter to make parts.
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Reliability TechnicianRyzen Solutions- Contract At Apple Oct 2020 - Feb 2021More testing of materials.
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Lab Support EngineerTezerakt -Vendor At Google Jul 2018 - Oct 2020As a vendor to Google at Nest in the Reliability Lab. I do abrasion, chemical, Heat Soak, Water Contact Angle, and Transmission tests, just to name a few. Sometimes I have to modify a test to make one work.
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Engineering TechnicianNelson Tech - At Google Mar 2016 - Mar 2018Ordered and maintained parts, mostly SMA RF parts, for two different groups.Managed a few test lab and an R&D lab, kept labs clean, organized, and added safety equipment and monitored lab safety. Used the 6S of Safety.Monitored connectivity on managed ethernet switches. Kept RF chambers connected. Was directed on modes to RF rack (around 2.4Ghz and 5Ghz).Made mods and repaired MacBooks and Mac minis, opened OnHubs and did mods with 0201 resistors and other parts. Removed striped screws.Built racks for software test of units and made repairs to racks and reset and monitored units as necessary. Racks used HDMI, Cat5, USB, ethernet switches.Built and debugged electronic prototypes, loaded software onto prototypes, did mechanical assemble of other prototypes. Using drill press, calipers, Dremel tool, and sonic cutter.Wrote bugs in Buganizer, work orders, and parts lists in Google docs.Worked with the 3D printer lab with mechanical assemblies. Helped clean parts and assemble as needed.Help design and organize a new 3D printer lab, working on getting permits, best location, best equipment to use, and best setup for the lab.
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Rma TechInnovative Interfaces Dec 2015 - Mar 2016Emeryville, California, UsKeeping a setup room organized with parts to repair IBM x3650 systems and the tape drives and equipment that go with them.Shipping out field replacements and talked with costumers about returning broken equipment. Repairing IBM x3650 systems- replacing mother boards, DIMM, and all, till it runs. Sending out tape drives to be repaired.Formatting and verifying hard disks using Linux.Getting material like bad hard drives and tapes stuck in tape drives confidentially destroyed. -
Engineering TechnicianDolby Laboratories 2012 - Apr 2015San Francisco, California, UsRapid Prototype GroupR&D Department- Built and designed and documented prototype boards and cables for testing an unreleased consumer product.- Reworked SMT, component size 0402, QFN, fine-pitch, and through-hole. - Strong soldering skills working under a microscope.- Maintained and kept clean a hardware R&D lab/war room with stock of parts that changed as needed.- Bought licenses, supplies, and any capital equipment needed for the project and other groups as needed.- Proficent in using drill press, band saw, lathe, and hand drill.- Provided support for electrical/electronics engineers.- Able to work from schematics, blueprint, wiring diagrams, and restaurant napkins.-Gave technical support -
Software Tester/ Engineering TechnicianDolby Laboratories 1999 - 2012San Francisco, California, UsDedicated audio encode and decode product line in ProAudio Group:- Tested performance to engineering specs and standards.- Wrote UI flowcharts and terminology charts so technicians and engineers could communicate cleanly with each other.- Generated a collection of “as built” performance metrics that were used to create compatibility test specifications for future product revisions.- Tested audio codecs to standards such as AAC/DD/DD+ and verifying correct handling of embedded metadata.- Took a week long class with Edward Kit "Software Testing in the Real World"Digital Cinema Products - a theatre has a Show Player and Show Store pair for each auditorium (screen) and a NA10 for auditorium automation.- Performed feature and function level testing, and load and performance testing- Wrote UI flowcharts and terminology charts so technicians and engineers could communicate cleanly.- Wrote user case tests and load testing.- Tested large media storage systems including RAID based systems.- Verifying BIOS configurations.- Provided on-the-job training about hardware setup and fault isolation for software test personnel.- Did digital drop out and critical listening tests.- Experience supporting computers in a networked environment- Functional knowledge of wiring/cabling standards for telecommunications equipment- Basic understanding of networking topologies and protocols- Often used Linux to find problems.Pro-monitor in the ProMonitor Group:- Mostly doing UI testing and checking color standards.- Helped manufacturing get 42 units shipped in 30 days at product release. -
Board Designer/Engineering TechnicianDolby Laboratories Jun 1986 - Apr 1999San Francisco, California, UsEngineering Group- Used Vanguard to do schematic and board layout for the CP45 that was an inexpensive cinema processor that had an add- on board to make it digital comparable. - Worked with engineers doing verification of CAD layouts comparing the PC board layout to the schematic. On boards such as the many different layouts of the Dolby SR (Spectral Recording) board. As well as doing mechanical clearance between two sandwiched boards.- Worked closely with manufacturing to get changes conveyed between engineering to manufacturing and manufacturing to engineering.- Took a week ago class at Audio Precision- Worked with an engineer to build a tester for testing PC boards. Built the chassis and documented all the cables in it- Ran the stockroom for the engineering department.- Standardized the descriptions for a companies part number system- Found equivalents and second source parts - Build prototype boards using wire wrap and speed wire and dead bug methods.- Learned to do thermal testing and static testing.- Bought parts when the buyer went on vacation.- Participated in company wide Crosby Quality training. -
TechnicianLucasfilm Jun 1982 - Jun 1986San Francisco, Ca, UsI assembled boards (the first THX boards and others), maintained a stock of parts for design, built prototypes and reworked boards (some of the Pixar computer boards) plus programmed PAL chips. I managed scheduling for buying, building, and testing of the ASP (audio signal processor) boards that were built with ECL chips. ECL chips at that time were some of the faster chips. The boards were wire wrapped. I calculated power consumption of the whole system. I tested the boards using a computer program James Moorer wrote. Many of the repairs were removing and replacing wire wrap wires in a board of pins on 10th inch centers. The ASP, also known as the SoundDroid, is best known for producing the sound in the THX trailer.I worked with a team of others in the IT department. We troubleshoot SUN microsystems and repaired them, replaced fuses in monitors, installed and maintained wiring for telephones and computers using a crunch box in many buildings. This is when I first started learning UNIX and C.One of my other jobs was to plan and built all the cables and cable harnesses and supplies needed for the NAB shows once a year. Some years I just helped but I know I did one show close to solo.I worked on the EditDroid Console assembling boards and testing potentiometers.The SoundDroid was redesigned with newer faster chips. Somewhere in the last year we were to be Droid Work. When I wasn't pulling chips out of the wire wrap boards for resale, I did rework to seven layer PC boards. It was an exciting time. I was let go with many other people.in the first wave of Droid Works running out of money.
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Elizabeth Titherington Education Details
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College Of San MateoRf Gpa 3.47 -
City College Of San FranciscoProgramming -
University Of California, BerkeleyComputer Science And Physics -
San Francisco State University
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Elizabeth Titherington works for Solopoint Solutions
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Elizabeth Titherington attended College Of San Mateo, City College Of San Francisco, University Of California, Berkeley, San Francisco State University.
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Elizabeth Titherington has skills like Sound, User Interface, Testing, C, Agile Methodologies, Linux, Troubleshooting, System Testing, Software Development, Unix, Hardware, Quality Assurance.
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