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San Diego County, California, United States

Rancho Carmel, San Diego

Responsibilities: Leading a functional group of 10 to 20 test engineering professionals.Providing project and technical oversight for test development activities performed by the group. Developing test processes and manage overall test cost and schedule performance.Managing test resources, evaluating staffing needs, and development tools.Technical proposal.

Rancho Carmel, San Diego

• Software Process Lead in the Avionics Production Department responsible for development of Communication Navigation and Identification (CNI) hardware test platforms for the Joint Strike Fighter Program (JSF).
• Proficient with NI LabVIEW and TestStand, for automation of digital and RF board level testing, module calibration, acceptance testing, and ESS environmental testing in a low-volume production environment.
• As team lead, develop test plans and procedures, mentor and train junior engineers, perform work quality, schedule, code and validation reviews.
• Work with a variety of NI PXI-based and common lab test equipment including power supplies, oscilloscopes, signal sources, signal analyzers, logic analyzer, DMMs, etc.
• Familiar with interfacing FPGA-based ITA designs, JTAG, and a variety of communication protocols (TCP, UDP, GPIB, I2C, Serial).
• Integrate new rack and ITA builds, troubleshoot wiring, and red-line drawings.

Carlsbad, CA

• Responsible for testing and characterization of optoelectronic transceivers in order to provide design group with performance metrics needed to validate design integrity.
• Responsible for all programming, set-up, and execution of die sort routines for various optoelectronic devices on-wafer.
• Developed LabVIEW software to interface test equipment through combination of Serial, Ethernet, and GPIB.
• Utilized JMP Statistical Analysis Tools, resulting in the identification of yield summaries, which were then communicated to design team members.
• Supported mechanical and schematic design for RF probe cards (100+ pin count).
• Created test plans, equipment lists, and worked with vendors to price and procure test equipment.

El Segundo, CA

• Member of a RF design group responsible for the design and development of MMIC hardware for commercial satellite phased array antennas.
• Developed and tested low-noise amplifiers, digital attenuators, and mixers for frequencies from 10GHz to 50GHz.
• Utilized CAD tools to simulate circuit performance and determine optimal layout of circuit elements.
• Created software in Visual Basic for post-processing and statistical analysis.

Bs/Ba, Electrical Engineering

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