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Anaheim, California, US

Work primarily in manufacturing testing PCBs & cables. Also work as a part-time electronics engineer for new designs, and as a sustaining engineer for older designs

Irvine, California, US

Work as a QA "inspector", testing their latest products, to make sure they do what they say they do, offering solutions to problems as they arise, then moved on to more engineering type work, as well as writing application notes, with accompanying demo programs.

Yorba Linda, CA, US

Reverse engineered a temperature controller board for the "hot melt" industry

* Developed a MIL-STD-1553 Remote Terminal, integrating a 3rd party IP core into an Altera FPGA, drawing the schematic and performing the PCB layout.* Developed an expertise manually routing BGA surface mount components.* Performed the parts research necessary for the job, minimizing new and/or long lead items. * Designed numerous DC/DC switching.

Worked with Xilinx EDK to add more memory to an existing Xilinx Microblaze implementation. Performed the layout and routing of numerous densely packed PCBs. for example, one card was 8 ½ “ x 12” and had approx. 1800 components. this work included a lot of high current switching, a triple redundant (“fault tolerant”) architecture, & the making of all.

Arlington, VA, US

* Designed both standard and non-standard (proprietary) i2c controllers, which utilize a 2-wire bus to communicate with various sensors. These controllers are software configurable and incorporate various memory/FIFO interfaces as needed, along with CRC error detection capability. Designed using hierarchical VHDL modules. * Also developed a digital.

Developed two microprocessor (80186) controlled TDM (time division multiplexed) bus “peripherals” * One was a “wide band” digital interface that used several dual port RAMs (ping-pong buffers) to simultaneously capture interface data for sending to the TDM bus as well as receiving data from a specific timeslot to be sent to the peripheral. * The second was.

Santa Ana, CA, US

Calibrated and tested RF power amplifiers used in cellular base stations

Developed a VoIP conferencing system for the Military, in two steps, the first was to develop a digital equivalent of the existing analog system, and the second was to implement a UDP/IP stack inside a Xilinx FPGA with an embedded “microblaze” IP core

* Developed a PCI bus based video graphics card * Designed a large scale (over 16000 cu ft), scalable A/D converter system.

Costa Mesa, CA, US

Worked on their COBRAnet implementation

Santa Monica, CA, US

* I was the first full-time engineer Apogee ever had, and for a long time, the only engineer they had, and was the principal designer for (the digital/FPGA-based portion of) a very large portion of their product line.* Products designed included the UV-1000, AD-1000, AD-8000, PSX-100 (all of which received the prestigious TEC - Technical Excellence and.

Pasadena, CA, US

Blue Bell, Pennsylvania, US

The company was originally Varian Data Machines, which was bought out by Sperry Univac, which was then bought out by Burroughs, which then became Unisys

Msee, Electrical Engineering

Mba, Business