Malcolm Diller Email & Phone Number

Lake Oswego, Oregon

Portland, Oregon

I developed a customizable firmware testing system which took advantage of the HIL (Hardware In The Loop) technique, and was comprised of an emulator and a controller. The controller was written in C#.NET and communicated with the emulator via a CAN serial bus, using a custom protocol. The emulator was written in C, and was responsible for emulating various configurable inputs and outputs for the device under test. I gained incredible experience, worked with great people, and very much enjoyed working in a friendly and open work environment.

Lake Oswego, Oregon

I was working with the SEMD-IV team, and worked on a compilation of tools used during their development cycle. This involved a test management system, a review management system, and an application that ties these types of systems together. The code was written in C# .NET with a UI implemented using WPF. The back-end communication and the server involved HTTP, SQL Server, and ADO.NET Entity framework. It was an extremely rewarding and educational experience in a professional environment with very helpful people.

Beaverton, Oregon

I was assigned to Welch Allyn, where I developed code to run production tests on a new ECG Unit. The code was written in a C# .NET environment, and we used Team Foundation Server for version control. This code communicates with several different instruments over USB, GPIB and Ethernet. I took part in various code reviews and planning meetings, and created unit tests and descriptions for each part of the test code I wrote.