Mike Dudgeon is a Design Engineer at Tier One. He possess expertise in start ups, leadership, strategic planning, product development, integration and 37 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Radiant Systems (Formerly Softsense, Inc) is a provider of diverse market Point of Sale Systems. While I worked there, they were expanding very aggressively in the petroleum and convenience store industry. One of the major hurdles this company had to overcome was the integration of their point of sale architecture with existing fuel pump controlling and accounting control hardware. Radiant was not content with merely becoming compatible with such controlling devices and sought to replace these controllers from multiple vendors (Gilbarco, Tokheim and others) instead. In order to facilitate this, they needed a team of engineers who could create a hardware device with a configurable firmware in the form of a chip that could be flash programmed to emulate almost any fuel controller. The idea of such a controller might not have been new, but in this industry it was both pioneering and revolutionary. The result of this requirement spec was a device 1/4-1/8 the size of its predecessor which contained a custom designed chip that could be programmed in the C language. The chip could be reprogrammed in less than a minute from a remote location thousands of miles away if required. Mike Dudgeon was the brains behind the controller, the chip, and the source code required to emulate the disparate controllers. I am loathe to write recommendations on Linkedin. But Mike Dudgeon is an individual of such talent and vision, I felt it necessary. His problem solving acumen and willingness to help others had a very profound effect on me while I worked on projects he oversaw. I will never forget his exploits and the inspiration they gave me which have helped shaped my career direction to this day." and "Mike has a deep understanding of both hardware and software -- a rare combination. He led the engineering group at Radiant through a time of growth and innovation, and everyone I knew there enjoyed working for him."