HIT-NOT is the most precise mobile equipment to pedestrian detection system that is saving lives and preventing life changing injuries for major corporations. Industries that have been benefiting from the value of Hit-Not include paper products, automotive, lumber, gypsum, port/terminals, steel, logistics, manufacturing, construction, warehousing and more.The patented HIT-NOT system uses magnetic field technology to create precise warning markers that can be adjusted to fit your operational needs. Unlike RFID, Hit-Not will read and warn through walls, racks and other blind corner obstructions that cause life changing injuries and many times death. The system creates two zones around the mobile piece of equipment. A warning zone for the outer perimeter and a danger zone for the area closest to the equipment uniquely trigger the system so the driver and the pedestrian, BOTH, receive an audible and visual alarm indicating what zone the pedestrian is in.WWW.HITNOT.COM for more information!

I am directly responsible for designing, programming and managing the installation of new and retrofit control systems and the networking infrastructure. I am tasked on a daily basis with identifying weaknesses in the process controls and employing solutions that provide a modern control architecture for enhanced product quality.Combining PC and PLC control with data trending from wireless sensor networks, allows machine operators and supervisors to make quick and accurate real-time decisions to assure quality throughout the process.

I design and develop complex, electronic board level products for various markets such as aerospace and defense, homeland security and telecommunications. My main responsibilities are board and system-level design, circuit design, testing and debugging analog and digital circuitry and coordinating integration of hardware & software/firmware throughout the design process.

Electrical Controls Engineer for custom finishing systems. Main responsiblities included electrical system design, generate bill of materials, PLC programming, field service, system start-up and debug.