Richard Barker
AeroLeads people directory · profile

Richard Barker Email & Phone Number

Owner at EE Designs 4U
Location: Cumberland Center, Maine, United States 14 work roles 3 schools
LinkedIn matched
✓ Verified August 2026 3 data sources Profile completeness 100%

Contact Signals

LinkedIn Profile matched
3 free lookups remaining · No credit card
Current company
EE Designs 4U
Role
Owner
Location
Cumberland Center, Maine, United States

Who is Richard Barker? Overview

A concise factual answer block for searchers comparing this professional profile.

Quick answer

Richard Barker is listed as Owner at EE Designs 4U, based in Cumberland Center, Maine, United States. AeroLeads shows a matched LinkedIn profile for Richard Barker.

Richard Barker previously worked as pyro guy at Atlas Fireworks and Engineer II at Idexx Laboratories. Richard Barker holds Bs, Electrical Engineering from Penn State University.

Profile bio

About Richard Barker

I am creating a new career path that combines my electrical engineering and education background into a small business venture. I am developing an energy independent, organic farm that combines economy and environment by using green, earth-friendly concepts. I have bought a small plot of land that I am developing into a small, self-sufficient farm. I am developing a business plan that is to be a model for other small farms to convert some of the subdivided farmlands back into workable farm space and help mediate urban sprawl. I hope to be online with the farm by 2012 . This is my way of lessening energy demands, enabling healthy food production, and meeting community needs.For all my EE experiences before 2009, it has been adventurous and fun - been there, done that, time to move onSpecialties:  Licensed Professional Engineer, State of Maine Certificate in Project Management, Worcester PolyTechnic Institute Member, Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineer

Listed skills include Design.

Current workplace

Richard Barker's current company

Company context helps verify the profile and gives searchers a useful next step.

EE Designs 4U
Ee Designs 4U
Owner
14 roles · 19 years

Richard Barker work experience

A career timeline built from the work history available for this profile.

Owner

Current
Ee Designs 4U

Creative solutions to demanding Electrical Engineering problems with designs that are exciting by nature.Throughout my career it has been my passion to continue to learn new concepts and pass them along to others. My proven track record has expanded into various fields that include areas in: computers, internet protocols, packet transmission, microwave transmission, radio / TV broadcast engineering, submarine detection, locomotive traction systems, railroad signaling crossing protection, telecommunications test methods, radio astronomy, satellites, antennas, electronically controlled pyrotechnics, microcontrollers, and veterinary instrumentation. A creative thinker, I have been instrumental in designing, using my analytical skills on projects for product improvement

Nov 2009 - Present

Pyro Guy

Atlas Fireworks
2008 - 2010 ~2 yrs

Engineer Ii

Tested and analyzed: Metering Subassembly using Final Test Fixture, JMP Statistical package Results: broke supplier looping of product for rework, tightened specs and testing procedure Developed: Digital Radiography controller using OrCAD and PADS software based on PIC chip Results: project dropped during development due to lack of design specs and other prioritiesDeveloped: VT950D KeyPad Interface Board using OrCAD and PADS software Results: kept product manufacturability from going obsoleteDeveloped: LaserCyte Cooler as core team lead in collaboration with outsourced firm Results: allowed LaserCyte instrument to keep working in adverse temperaturesManaged: hardware and software development of RoHS VetComUnit with outsourced firm Results: product was going obsolete, kept product line aliveDeveloped: catalog of electronic parts for PCBAs for enterprise database application Results: organized part lists for commonality and obsolescence identification for database application, allowed vendor to keep products in state of manufacturabilityImplemented: streamlined process for RoHS compliant change orders Results: existing change order system was too encumbered to allow necessary fast changesPerformed: surveillance and changes of alternate electronic parts to prevent obsolescence Results: kept product lines active because obsolescence not able to creep into designs

Oct 2003 - Nov 2009

Substitute Teacher, Daily And Long Term

Maine School Administrtive District 51

Taught 8-12 grades, Math, Sciences, Industrial Technology, English, Reading classesTaught Tech students Cadkey, DataCad, robotic applications using pBasic

Apr 2000 - Oct 2003

Adjunct Instructor, Electrical Engineering Department

Taught students Mathematica, Cadkey, HTML scripting, Excel spreadsheetsHad students create own websites using scripting and port to University serverConducted AAA Battery contest where students competed with object of contest was to build an AAA battery powered vehicle of a certain weight going up a ramp to consume all of the AAA battery’s power, winner to have depleted energy source, completed course, and have best weight, time product

Sep 2002 - Jun 2003

Adjunct Instructor, Multimedia Department

Taught multimedia students computer and network fundamentals, OSI Model, TCP/IP, ARPANET, ALOHANET

Jun 2001 - Jun 2002

Computer Repair Instructor

Westbrook Regional Vocational Center

Taught students repair techniques for computers, prepared them for A+ certification.

Jan 2001 - Jun 2001

Electrical Engineer

Gabriel Electronics, Inc

Note: Gabriel merged into TriPoint Global, now General Dynamics SATCOM Technologies.Designed: sector horn antennas incorporating dielectric lenses using MathCad (24.5-26.5, 28-30, 38-40 GHz Bands) Results: produced working prototypes, program ended when market collapsedDesigned: 1.9 GHz patch array antenna using air dielectricResults: produced working design, novel in concept, difficult to manufacture in existing locationDeveloped: passive intermod testing capability using special chamber, collaborative effort with Ohio State Univ. and Summit TechnologiesResults: system worked unconditionally, able to achieve -212 dBm noise floor in anechoic chamber

Aug 1997 - Feb 2000

Computer Systems Manager, Radio Frequency / Microwave Engineer

The Analytic Sciences Corp (Tasc)

Note: TASC is now Advisory Systems under Northrup/GrummanManaged: Unix, VMS, DOS / Windows computer operating systemsResults: dedicated computer systems for our RF Techniques Group were able to substantially produce cost savings and time savings in computations over using shared machines, able to test drive new computer technologies for compatibility in code sharing and accuracy in computations Maintained: computer hardware, network hardware and protocols (Novell Netware, Apple Talk, DECNet)Results: allowed us to share data and software with VAX, Silicon Graphics, SPARC workstations, MACs, and Windows workstationsDeveloped: software to model radio propagationResults: developed capability to study radio refraction effects upon antenna beam shapes in earth’s atmosphereDeveloped: software to analyze, synthesize microwave reflector antennas and beamforming networks that because of their specialized design required customized codeResults: able to accurately predict antenna beam shape and gain for system’s performanceDeveloped: software to analyze, synthesize microwave communications componentsResults: able to accurately model performance for changes to existing systems and proposed systemsDeveloped: spreadsheets to evaluate microwave communications systems performanceResults: able to quantitatively determine system output for different system input parameters

May 1987 - Aug 1997

Front-End Enginer

Developed: CAD RF/microwave software using Basic for early personal computerResults: able to fill void in design capabilityConstructed: 327 MHz x-dipole antennaResults: able to produce working prototype that became production unit for extending radio-astronomy observationsMeasured: impedance and patterns of 327 MHz x-dipole antennaResults: verified that properties of antenna met design specInstalled: HEMT LNAs in 8.4 GHz cryogenic receiverResults: implemented new technology to expand NASA’s Global Space NetworkCoordinated: digital and analog interface design efforts for 8.4 GHz receiverResults: provided interface monitoring capability of receiver using new technologyDesigned: K-band waveguide to coaxial transition into cryogenic DewarResults: new device was able to facilitate installation of improved method in receiver conversion techniques Specified: components for 75 MHz narrowband dual-polarization receiverResults: specs were used to built new receiving capability

May 1984 - May 1987

Electronics Engineer

Plantronics / Wilcom Products, Inc

Designed: test fixtures for performance testing of telco transmission test equipmentResults: able to conduct verification and validation tests for product releaseDeveloped: statistical software using Basic for early PC (statistical packages didn’t exist at that time)Results: able to use statistics as a tool Performed: statistical analyses of defects in assembly of productsResults: able to monitor manufacturing process control and recommend changes as part of product improvement campaign Evaluated: all new telco transmission test equipment designs to product specs including fiber opticsResults: performed verification and validation tests that were needed for product release (fiber optics were in their infancy at the time and included in this )Registered: new units’ applications to FCC for Parts 15 and 68 registrationResults: conducted tests and documented results were submitted to FCC which were required before marketing devices to assure the devices posed no harm to the telco networkLead: company Quality Circle with members from cross disciplines for reduction of defects in manufacturingResults: request for additional training across disciplines proposed to managementSupervised: 6 technicians and inspectors

Aug 1979 - Feb 1984

Assistant To Director Of Signals And Communications

Designed: Track signaling and crossing protection circuitsResults: Signal control was established that provided safety at the intersections of trains and automobilesEvaluated: Proposed fiber optics for Northeast Corridor communicationsResults: Able to recommend new technology of fiber optics that provided greater capacity (bandwidth) than existing microwave alternateSupervised: Communications readiness programResults: Engineers on locomotives were able to have communications necessary to conduct safe passenger transportation

Jun 1977 - Aug 1979

Junior Engineer

Vocaline Air / Sea Technology (Vast)

Managed: technical operations of Sonobuoy Deep Water Test Facility on St Croix, US Virgin IslandResults: Critical testing of Sonobuoys for defense and engineering development purposesEquipment necessary for testing: VHF radios to aircraft, boats, and monitoring station, VHF radio receivers, DSP-based monitors, computers, cross-bar switching matrix, diesel power generators, motor-generator frequency converters, and various pieces of electronic test equipment

Jun 1973 - Aug 1974

Microwave Radio Repairman, Armed Forces Radio-Television Network Repairman

Honorable Discharge, Rank: E-5Medals: Joint Service Commendation Medal, Vietnam Service MedalMaintained: line-of-sight microwave transmission link between Long Binh, and Saigon, VietnamResults: vital communications for logistics and secure telephony were provided; was able to maintain link during torrential downpour by experimentally connecting two separate output amps through hybrid combiner where signal had failed.Maintained: all equipment of AFVN Radio Television Network Station at Quang-Tri, VietnamResults: was able to provide entertainment relief for Service Personnel and provide guidance signals to aircraft in vicinity of Dong-Ha Airbase near the DMZ; reconstructed radio studio, constructed new TV studio and maintained all studio and transmitting gear and power generating equipment

Oct 1967 - May 1970
3 education records

Richard Barker education

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about Richard Barker

Quick answers generated from the profile data available on this page.

What company does Richard Barker work for?

Richard Barker works for EE Designs 4U.

What is Richard Barker's role at EE Designs 4U?

Richard Barker is listed as Owner at EE Designs 4U.

Where is Richard Barker based?

Richard Barker is based in Cumberland Center, Maine, United States while working with EE Designs 4U.

What companies has Richard Barker worked for?

Richard Barker has worked for Ee Designs 4U, Atlas Fireworks, Idexx Laboratories, Maine School Administrtive District 51, and University Of Southern Maine.

How can I contact Richard Barker?

You can use AeroLeads to view verified contact signals for Richard Barker at EE Designs 4U, including work email, phone, and LinkedIn data when available.

What schools did Richard Barker attend?

Richard Barker holds Bs, Electrical Engineering from Penn State University.

What skills is Richard Barker known for?

Richard Barker is listed with skills including Design.

Find 750M verified contacts

Search by job title, company, industry, location, and seniority. Export verified B2B contact data when you need it.

People with similar names

Check these profiles if this is not the Richard Barker you were looking for.

View similar profiles