I teach the Microprocessor Systems course (ECE 234) and Introduction to Electrical Engineering (ECE 101).

-Developed firmware and hardware for BLE (Bluetooth Smart/Bluetooth 4.0+) based kitchen appliances, designing schematics for future products and developing associated firmware in a variety of development environments.-Transitioned all projects from Windows-based development environment to cross-compiled ARM GCC for cost savings and ease of development.-Assisted in design verification and component selection for numerous prototypes and product improvement designs.

-Assisted the engineering team in testing and characterizing circuit designs.-Developed python scripts for increased productivity and data analysis.

-Serve as a direct representative of the University to prospective students, their families, and the community.-Organize events that allow the campus community to come together, encourage teamwork, and build lasting bonds.-Lead and mentor new student groups during orientation events.-Together with Admissions Counselors, represent the University at numerous college fairs, school visits, and community events.

Squadron Gunnery SergeantMar 2012 – Jun 2013-Assistant to the Senior Enlisted Advisor in a squadron of over 800 Marines.-Provided guidance, mentoring, and advice to Marines of all ranks on their personal and professional development.-In keeping with military protocol, coordinated every aspect of numerous ceremonies and events such as Marine Corps birthday ball celebrations and retirement ceremonies.Avionics Shops ChiefJan 2012 – Mar 2012-Coordinated the efforts of seven avionics work centers consisting of over 150 Marines in the repair of avionics flight control systems, communication and navigation systems, countermeasure equipment, and a calibration laboratory.Mobile Facility Coordinator/Work Center SupervisorSep 2008 – Jan 2012-Directly responsible for the capabilities of an aviation maintenance squadron's ability to deploy world-wide to austere environments utilizing transportable mobile facilities.Drill InstructorJan 2005 – Sep 2008-Effectively trained and transformed 841 young men into United States Marines, instilling discipline, physical fitness, and espirit de corps.Avionics SupervisorSep 2003 – Jan 2005-Directly supervised over 40 Marines in the repair of avionics communication and navigation equipment.Assistant Operations ChiefJan 2003 – Sep 2003-Throughout the invasion of Iraq and subsequent months, led numerous teams into southern Iraq to establish Forward Arming and Refueling Points at several different locations to include Al Hillah, Al Kut, and Ad Diwaniyah in order to keep Marine Corps aircraft and aircrew prepared and briefed on upcoming missions while maintaining a close distance to the battlefield.Chief Instructor/Course DeveloperApr 2001 – Jan 2003-Developed, implemented, and supervised a rigorous two week leadership course to prepare Marines for future leadership roles.Avionics Technician/Assistant SupervisorJun 1993 – Apr 2001-Repaired communication and navigation equipment for Marine Corps aircraft.