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Sebastopol, California, Us

San Francisco, Ca, Us

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

- Wrote customer-facing web software using Angular and Typescript for the frontend and an ASP .NET backend. Enabled customers of SeekScan thermal cameras to stream video and export scan data.- Independently developed customer-facing C# WPF software for the Seek Thermal SeekScan product, designed to detect fevers based on elevated skin temperature in subjects in a passing crowd at a distance. Participated in product market definition and product specification process.- Built internal factory software to auto-focus and glue lenses onto the new generation of sensor products, through MTF optimization over a range of stepper motor position.- Brought wafer-probing process in-house, reducing wafer probe time by half. Programmed a probing machine to drop probes onto sensor interface pads to run tests to image and grade the sensors.

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

- Developed and tested embedded software across five product lines. - Established new product integration process. - Added traceability to the factory by bringing up a Postgres SQL database.

Santa Barbara, Ca, Us

- Solely designed and supported all factory software. Expanded from two factory production lines to five in two years. Added automation and improved yields across all factory production lines. - Diagnosed and resolved all software and hardware issues in the factory.- Developed numerous image processing algorithms, including edge detection and sharpening, bad pixel correction, and noise removal.

-Designed band-pass filters -Generated a LTE phone chip schematic using OrCAD Capture CIS. To help design the chip, I used reference designs from Altair, the provider of our Baseband and RF chips, as well as the existing CDMA schematics from our company.

Palo Alto, California, Us

Office of the CTO-Streamlined version-control software using TCL scripting-Wrote a program that tested the parasitic properties of circuits with a limited number of elements using Perl scripting. The user used commands to place different circuit elements onto a coordinate system. The purpose of the program was to verify that the Cadence tools we were using to develop our chip was accurate for small, isolated cases.