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Marlborough, MA, US

Conceived, designed and created 7 FPGAs controlling all intellectual property (IP) in a large system.Designed processor board based on Xilinx multiprocessor system on chip (SOC). Went on to update boards for other systems.

Teaching adults and children guitar basics, fretboard navigation, music theory and song writing.Creating content for years of lessons for students at various levels of mastery.Marketing, advertising, sales, cash flow management to generate a profitable business.

Austin, Texas, US

Designed and implemented four generations of PCBs (progressing from development platforms toward a form-factor product) which implemented all aspects of the physical layer of an “advanced archive” tape drive. Collaborated cross-functionally to marry 24 independent, full-custom transducers to an existing magnetic tape-drive platform. Used industry standards.

Redwood City, CA, US

Worked at Tervela, Inc. before acquisition by Box in 2017.Proposed and implemented the company's flagship product, the TMX-500 messaging switch.

St. Louis, Missouri, US

Worked at Telecast Fiber Systems prior to the acquisition by Belden in 2009.Modernized and extended an existing product which multiplexed a collection of broadcast-quality audio, video, and network feeds across a single optical fiber. Introduced Telecast to synchronous digital design principles, and the use of 8b/10b encoding and rate matching through.

Sole FPGA designer until business closed doors in 2006. Technology later sold to Oracle and rejoined design team then.Sole FPGA designer. Designed an embedded multi-processor systems in an Altera FPGA to implement the various functions of an optical tape storage system, including reel-to-reel motor control, data formatting, ECC, DMA engines, and multiple.

Palo Alto, California, US

Hired by Sand Video Corporation and part of the company during Broadcom acquisition in 2004.Sole module designer—a department of one. Responsible for all design activities as well as internal and external customer support for the various platforms of ASIC development and evaluation hardware. Additionally responsible for various FPGA modules.

Hired by Infiniswitch Corporation which merged with Lane 15 Software to form Fabric Networks in 2003. Fabric Networks shut down in September 2003.Company’s most senior board designer, employee #12. Created the schematic capture environment, defined and implemented a set of standards and procedures. Created the part numbering and BOM structures and.

Hired by Nexabit Networks, LLC and part of team during acquisition by Lucent in 1999.Designed an octal DS3 line card to interface with an existing standardized network processor card. Custom FPGAs implemented scrambling with HDLC encoding. 75 days from contract to successful customer demonstration