About Me

i have authored many tools to evaluate various hardware targets; 

at T-mobile, in the validation lab, this involved android phones to evaluate primarily the capability of the WIFI modem, the Li-Ion battery 

in various performance...uate primarily the capability of the WIFI modem, the Li-Ion battery 

in various performance c# apps.  One such application over 2 years while at T-mobile was a programmable RF attenuation c# windows form app and microcontroller used to provide TTL output to stepped voltage divider.  Then this application was used by WIFI engineers to setup different scenarios of walking away, and walking towards wifi access points.  Logging data that was captured was used in establishing the specifications and future designs of new t-mobile wifi based products.  I did have an interview with now Keysight (then Agilent) to determine future requirement of purchased electronic test equipment used to test WIFI devices. I can share this power point app with those that require it.

more recently, i worked for Micron semiconductors in the lab in Boise Idaho, where i authored python scripts used to test 2 SSD products in the environmental chamber.  This was a 'four corner' test system where 2 corners were the top bottom temperature measured from device under test and the other two corners were the adjusted power rail tolerances of the SSD (about 12 rails) using TCL scripting.  there, i used in python the 'multiprocessing' class that allows you to run separate processes completely independent of one another using however many pc cores your test pc has.  In this case these were new windows 10 pcs.