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Dallas, TX, US

• Managed the Automotive Hardware and Embedded Software Applications Team. Team had a global presence with engineers in Oslo, Norway, Freising, Germany and Dallas, Texas.
• Lead the team directly involved in the significant growth of TI's automotive connectivity revenue and End Equipment presence for Car Access, TPMS, Cable Replacement and more through the use of Bluetooth Low Energy and.
• Support key Tier 1's and OEMs into production, overcoming design challenges, feature requests, and escalations.
• Driving and supporting innovation in the world of Wireless Battery Management Systems used in EV/HEV applications through TI's Wireless BMS Protocol.
• Helping to define next generation roadmap devices used for Automotive Connectivity applications.
• Driving and supporting HW Evaluation Module (EVM) execution and SW demonstrators of key end equipment.

Dallas, TX, US

• Managed the Bluetooth Low Energy SW Applications Team responsible for both the Automotive, Industrial and Personal Electronics Markets at TI. The team had a global presence with engineers in both Oslo, Norway and.
• Lead the team directly involved in the significant growth of TI's automotive connectivity revenue and End Equipment presence for Car Access, TPMS, Cable Replacement and more.
• Supported key Tier 1's and OEMs into production, overcoming design challenges, feature requests, and escalations.
• Team was also responsible for executing on winning business across Industrial and P/E markets.
• Drove new product execution for Software Documentation in TI SDKs, new product application notes, and training on SimpleLink Academy.
• Involved in new product roadmap definition and execution.

Dallas, TX, US

Support customers in the Automotive and Industrial markets using Bluetooth Low Energy and Sub-1GHz wireless technology. Responsible for the creation, maintenance and deployment of SimpleLink Academy Training on dev.ti.com.

Dallas, TX, US

• Applications lead on core teams for new FRAM devices being introduced to the TI MSP MCU portfolio.
• Applications lead on core teams for new 32-bit ARM MCU devices in Texas Instruments SimpleLink portfolio.
• Responsible for the SoC and whole-product definition, creation, lead customer support and management of various customer facing collaterals for new silicon development projects.
• Manage application execution (SoC, HW, & SW) through all stages: definition, validation, production.
• Key involvement in marketing driving launch activities, content, messaging, and web presence.
• Drive future peripheral, IP, technology & application definition for future FRAM devices

Dallas, TX, US

• MSP430 & MSP432 Customer Applications
• Supported customers world wide working with Texas Instruments MSP MCU's at an application level.
• Worked with both 16-bit Flash, FRAM and 32-bit ARM Cortex-M4F MSP technology.

Dallas, TX, US

• Field Applications Engineer supporting the Southern California region.
• Responsible for mass market accounts in the Southern California region (San Diego, Los Angeles, Orange County).
• Grew revenue in the mass market accounts supporting customers from a Digital and Analog perspective.

Dallas, TX, US

Centralized MCU applications supporting the TI LaunchPad micro-controller ecosystem.

Create and instruct labs for an introductory course for young engineering students.Work with LabVIEW to construct the labs.Teach Digital Computer Logic.Grade home works and labs.

Dallas, TX, US

Developed GUI in VB.NET for customers of new motor driver chips.Designed software that is used to enable motor drivers at TI. Connects the GUI and the motor algorithms to allow for tuning. This is required getting familiar with specific driver algorithms in the various chips.

Worked as a Resident Assistant for the Southern Methodist University. I helped guide students through their first year or two of university and provide them with as many resources as possible.

Kista, Stockholm, SE

I worked in a group called RFDS. RFDS is a group that builds solutions for cell sites according to the customers specifications. I worked to assure the quality of work coming from our engineers in Mexico while also keeping track of projects and assignments. Recently, I presented to the Director Engineering Operations, reporting how the group is doing.

During this particular 6 or 7 months of time at Ericsson, I worked along side two other interns in two different departments. The first being RNDCIQ. Here, the two interns and I developed a Six Sigma project to help improve the workflow of the area and presented it to the Director of Engineering. Later on, we moved to RFDS where we learned how to build an.

As an Office Assistant at SMU, I helped process paperwork and perform actions necessary for student enrollment. I also later helped my boss with student orientation called AARO. This is the first experience incoming students have with SMU.

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Electrical Engineering

Master Of Science (Ms), Electrical Engineering

Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Applied Mathematics