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Lead and manage an embedded systems engineering group: hire and develop staff, define technology roadmaps, provide technical leadership for board support, boot, I/O, interrupts and communications, and advance mission-critical embedded solutions. Oversee staffing, performance reviews, mentoring, and contribute to proposals and program/cost management.

Lead and manage a team developing and customizing real-time operating systems and emulators for embedded defense platforms. Responsibilities include RTOS selection, microkernel and OSAL development, secure bootloader and system security work, staffing/hiring, performance management, mentoring, capability roadmapping, proposal support, and serving as technical SME. Role requires shaping technology strategy and supporting mission-critical avionics and autonomous systems.

Lead ASIC design projects including transistor-level design and simulation, system-level architecture, physical layout and floor-planning, and reliability/qualification. Manage small cross-functional teams, coordinate with fabrication/assembly/test sites, drive schedules and proposals, mentor junior engineers, and communicate program status to customers and management.

Support program financial management for DoD contracts by developing earned value metrics, maintaining baselines and charge numbers, producing EACs, analyzing variances and risks, supporting PMRs/QBRs, invoicing and receivables, and providing financial inputs for forecasting and planning.

The Group Leader for Advanced Microelectronics Manufacturing oversees device packaging activities, leads a team, improves manufacturing processes, and collaborates with engineering and quality teams to enhance production capabilities.

Lead quality assurance for systems and products: investigate/resolve issues, perform root-cause and failure analyses, drive corrective actions, analyze defect trends, support product development, mentor engineers, and ensure compliance with quality standards.

Lead quality engineering for software and hardware products: investigate/resolution of issues, root-cause analysis, process integration, data-driven defect prevention, mentor teams, improve manufacturing and software development processes, and ensure compliance with quality standards throughout the SDLC.

The Mechanical Instrumentation Engineer designs and develops precision instruments, mentors junior engineers, collaborates on prototypes, and integrates systems.

The Principal Embedded Software Engineer leads complex embedded software development teams, assesses customer needs, manages risks, and collaborates throughout the software lifecycle.

The role involves system integration and testing activities, managing complexities from early stages to certification, mentoring engineers, and ensuring high-quality deliveries and risk management.