I design hardware that works in the real world, from schematic capture and PCB layout through prototype bring-up and production handoff.
I'm an electronics engineer focused on PCB design, hardware validation, and getting products from prototype to production. When I look at a design, I'm thinking about the whole picture: where it might fail, how it gets built, and what happens when the requirements shift.
That kind of thinking shows up the same way whether I'm laying out a board, debugging a prototype on the bench, or working through DFM feedback with a CM.
My strongest work is at the integration boundary: where layout decisions, component selection, power budgets, and real-world operating conditions all have to line up before anything ships.
Open to PCB design, hardware validation, and electrical product development roles. I'm looking for teams where technical rigor matters.