Hardware engineer, chip to system.
High-speed electronics / Industrial vision / EMC & signal integrity
I develop hardware for industrial imaging — camera boards, the interfaces around them, and the redesigns that follow when a compliance test does not pass. On those boards the whole chain is mine: architecture, sensor selection, schematic, layout, bring-up, measurement, EMC and production support.
- Requirements
- Architecture
- Component & sensor selection
- Schematic
- PCB layout
- Simulation
- Bring-up
- Measurement
- EMC
- Validation
- Documentation
- Production support
On camera and interface boards, each of these stages is mine — including the layout itself, rather than a layout handed to someone else.
Professional practice — Done repeatedly, in shipped industrial hardware.
Where this is heading
Imaging and sensing sit directly next to computer vision, edge inference and robotics. I am working toward the architecture of intelligent physical systems from the hardware side — the part that has to exist before any of it runs.
Stated as direction. Not as professional experience.
Get in touch
Open to conversations about advanced hardware, system architecture, industrial vision and robotics electronics.