Grant Davis Email & Phone Number

Sherwood, Or, Us

Tualatin, Oregon, United States

● Spearheaded the creation of a next generation cardiac monitor by utilizing Altium Designer for PCB schematic and layout design while exceeding project deadlines● Integrated a WiFi and Bluetooth modem driver into existing product firmware by utilizing custom SPI, HTTPS, and TCP functionality to maximize device battery life● Collaborated with the mechanical design team to create compact casing for PCB, optimizing component placement and board shape to improve manufacturability● Resolved component shortage issues by quickly locating and validating in-stock replacement ICs and crystals, shortening the product delivery date by 20 weeks

Tualatin, Oregon, United States

● Contributed to product firmware in a C based embedded FreeRTOS environment, increasing the quantity of feature releases and speed of bug fixes● Streamlined firmware testing through detailed documentation, enabling the process to be twice as fast and more comprehensive while decreasing the number of bugs seen by clients● Automated over 50% of firmware validation testing using an array of microcontroller robots equipped with Python-based computer vision

Portland, Oregon Area

I grade and assess the work of students in both General Physics and Digital Logic. I am responsible for easing the workload of the professor so that he could focus on helping students while I completed grading and bookkeeping tasks for him. On the work of the students that I do see, I am responsible for providing meaningful feedback to assist in their continued education and understanding of physics concepts.This Semester in Digital Logic, I was responsible for writing tutorials for the students use of FPGA boards and the new software associated with that. While I was testing the boards it was discovered that the design had a load issues due to a undersized inductor. I re-soldered all of the boards with a larger inductor and ensured the students had the proper tutorials to use them correctly.

Portland, Oregon Area

In 2016 I submitted a design for a LEGO Pop-up book to LEGO's crowd-sourcing website called LEGO Ideas. After achieving 10,000 votes on the website, the LEGO review board looked at and approved my product for production in early 2018.Throughout 2018 I assisted the LEGO designer in Denmark on reworking my Popup book to meet all of LEGO's standards and enhance it's design and functionality over all. LEGO ended up changing a lot of the colors, but the mechanism that I had originally proposed to the Popup book remained constant throughout the design process and was included the books final release in November 2018.Since then, I have contributed in the marketing campaign for the book, I have been on the local news, to several local schools, and have ran a contest online related to the book all to help promote sales of the set.As a lifelong fan of LEGO, I really enjoyed getting to work on and develop this product as I know that other younger builders will be inspired by the set just as I was by LEGO sets when I when I was a kid.

Installed and maintained workstations, servers, and network hardware of 30+ companies in the Portland area, eliminating downtime during hardware changes and data restorationsAchieved consistent positive reviews when processing customers’ tickets by remotely fixing PC software and network configuration issues