Thomas Wilkinson Email & Phone Number

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

• Responsible for algorithm design, development, implementation, testing, and documentation for Numerica’s BStAR (Batch Stick Association and Refinement) algorithm for multi-sensor track fusion and discrimination
• Led the integration of BStAR into Numerica’s MHC (Multiple Hypothesis Correlation) algorithm as part of the C2BMC suite of the BMDS
• Designed and implemented a cooperative-strategy impact-point prediction capability into Numerica’s AZAT (Advanced Threat Impact Zone Analysis Tool) threat prediction algorithm to be deployed on Kubernetes clusters
• Designed metrics and interactive customer-facing visuals for analyzing real-time and retrospective algorithmic performance
• Demonstrated exceptional skills in debugging, optimizing, and integrating code into large and complex software infrastructures
• Collaborated with several team members and coordinated efforts using Git source control and GitLab to efficiently meet customer expectations

Fort Collins, Colorado, United States

• Conducted group and individual instruction for electromagnetic field theory
• Facilitated group lab sessions, guiding students in programming embedded devices in C and assembly
• Assisted lead teacher in designing lesson plans for laboratory sessions

Tucson, Arizona, United States

• Tested and analyzed real-time data from the C-RAM (Counter-Rocket, Artillery, Mortar) Intercept LPWS (Land-based Phalanx Weapon System)
• Reviewed and documented software changes to Phalanx systems

Keysight Technologies In Loveland, CO

• Integrated and tested multi-rack RF systems containing several RF components (e.g. Network Analyzers, Spectrum Analyzers, etc.)
• Developed and executed acceptance test procedures for custom RF chassis

Loveland, Colorado

• Investigated performance differences between the VISA (Virtual Instrument Software Architecture) instrument communication protocol built in C and its Python implementation PyVISA
• Assembled documentation for PyVISA to assist Keysight customers

Denver, Colorado

• Developed and tested demonstration code for the Cypress PSoC and Quicksilver embedded devices to showcase their capabilities at an annual Arrow conference
• Participated in an internal team internship competition that won first place

Master'S Degree, Electrical Engineering, 3.865

Relevant Coursework: - Machine learning - Computational electromagnetics - Remote sensing - Probability and random processes - Estimation.

Bachelor'S Degree, Electrical Engineering, 3.747

Activities and Societies: Minor in Mathematics, CSU Honors Program, IEEE (Treasurer), Phi Kappa Theta Catholic Fraternity (Treasurer and.