Product Architect on the Facebook AR/VR teamIncubated + was product architect of Touch Pro.

VR Hardware / Systems Engineering

Oculus Hardware Engineering

Oculus Rift (2015 Release):- Camera module tech lead- Manufacturing test and calibration software architect- Optics manufacturing software leadFuture:- Hardware systems architect, computer vision hardware lead, and electrical engineering lead for Santa Cruz Prototype (became Oculus Quest)

Electrical/Optical integration lead for Google Glass Enterprise Edition -- Camera system integration, display system integration, camera driver development, PCB design, camera module development, system bring-up and debugging, prototyping, and manufacturing test.Hardware Engineer for Google Glass Explorer Edition -- camera system integration, camera module development, image quality development, and manufacturing test.

Google Glass camera hardware engineering

- Developed entirely new starter code and projects for EE109, the capstone hardware design class in the Stanford undergraduate EE curriculum.- TAed the class when it was offered Spring 2012

Designed and built single-seat, highway-capable, carbon fiber solar-electric vehicles. Served as one of the primary team members for the 2009 and 2011 World Solar Challenge campaigns, and as alumni support for the Fall 2013 event. Expertise in battery management systems, telemetry systems, and lightweight solar array design.

Worked on a modulator and amplifier for a space-grade 802.11-compliant radio for a microsatellite. Wrote Verilog and used Agilent ADS to design the amplifier.

Developed software (mostly related to low latency, secure video streaming) for the Avatar II robot as well as internal tools (based on Python/HTML5) to aid in releasing the product.

Tested microwave and millimeter wave GaN and GaAs FETs on wafers. Designed and programmed an intranet site to track test status.

Made parts for aerospace-grade vacuum pumps used in the Space Shuttle