Robin M. Email & Phone Number

Redmond, Washington, United States

Continued to serve the growing scope and requirements of the Mavin (LiDAR) product, leveraging my increased knowledge of the system and company to broaden my impact. Additionally became the leader of the systems team, mentoring both systems and software engineers, and collaborated with leadership to facilitate timelines and project scopes.∙ Leveraged my.

Redmond, Washington, United States

Invited to join a small engineering team focused on developing the next generation of automotive LiDAR sensors to enable the next generation of Advanced Driver Assistance Systems (ADAS) through the Mavin product. ∙ Joined in the early stages of the Mavin product development, immediately leveraging my knowledge of laser systems to facilitate more rapid.

Seattle, Washington

• Recruited to provide scientific/technical expertise to this developer of innovative laser-cutting systems
• Managed product testing, designing test procedures and code base for various CO2-based laser systems
• Created and implemented scalable testing parameters to accurately collect different laser measurements
• Designed and built a new laser system to enable improved laser alignment and calibration
• Lone physicist on staff, at one point serving as the sole R&D member for driving new product development
• Enhanced existing processes, reducing manufacturing costs and decreasing cycle times as much as 40%

• Managed a group laboratory and designed/manufactured components for use in experimental setups
• Wrote monitoring/control software for laser systems using Python, Labview, C++, and Arduino IDE
• Applied critical thinking and problem-solving skills to troubleshooting numerous complex challenges

Seattle

Greater Seattle Area

• Performed data analysis and data visualization using MATLAB, Python, C++, mySQL, and other systems
• Automated analytical processes, saving weeks of the Primary Investigator’s time
• Compiled, linked, and deployed numerical codes on a multi-core multi-processing Linux computing cluster

• Held 3-month role focused on identifying the materials necessary to build a gamma-ray detector
• Obtained U.S. DoE confidential clearance and developed/presented materials research simulations
• Awarded 2nd place in project presentation session from Principal Investigator and engineering staff

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Physics, 3.4

Associate'S Degree, Physics