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Decatur , Georgia
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Texas
Intelligent Interfaces – Half owner/Product Design Engr.
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Riley Grapevine
Embedded Systems Designer
309 Williamswood Pointe
Cell: (404) 401-1230
Email: riley@comcast.net
Summary:
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Embedded
Systems Designer
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Extensive
hardware and firmware experience
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Numerous
designs taken from concept to production
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Designed
with a wide range of microprocessors
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Project
management experience
Skills:
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Product
development from concept to production
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Microprocessor
Design Experience:
Intel: 8088/86, 80186, 8085,
8048, 8051
Motorola: 6800, 68HC05, 68HC1, 6809 and 68000 families
Microchip: 1600 and 1700 series RISC processors
Atmel: AT90Sxxxx
series RISC processors
Zilog: Z80
MOS Technology: 6502
RCA: 1802
Rockwell: C18 family (enhanced 6502 processor)
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Programming
Experience:
Assembly Languages for the above
microprocessors
BASIC
C
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Additional
Experience:
PAL, PLD and
CPLD experience
DRAM memory
design
Development Systems
from various manufacturers and their respective IDEs
Familiarity
with standard debug equipment: oscilloscopes, logic analyzers, in-circuit-emulators
PC skills
including: Word, Excel, Visio
Printed
Circuit Board design for numerous products
Education:
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M.S.E.E.,
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta ,
Georgia
Areas of concentration: digital design and microprogramming.
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B.S.E.,
University of Central Florida ,
Orlando , Florida
Areas of concentration: digital
design, op amps, semiconductor devices and minicomputers.
Honors: Tau Beta Pi National Honor Society; Eta Kappa
Nu National Electrical Engineering Society
Dean's List three years.
Experience:
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Viking Range
Corp. (Dishwasher division, Greenwood ,
MS
Investigated/characterized
flood sensor corrosion problems; designed/tested solution. Documented User Interface and Machine Control
software. Provided technical support for
embedded system problems. Examined all
aspects of printed circuit board (designed by outside company).
Processors: Microchip family processors: 16F72,
16F874, 16F690.
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Intermatic, Inc. (Timers),
(Contract: June 2007 – Sept 2007)
Assisted
in final design work for programmable timer models. Work consisted of designing development printed
circuit boards for software developers, creating/checking parts lists, initial
turn-on and debug of prototype circuit boards.
Processors: NXP (formerly Philips) family LP900
(8051-based) and Winbond541E.
.
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ProServices (Software), (Contract: Oct. 2004 – Nov. 2004)
(One
month contract): Part of three-man team
investigating flight problems with LGB (Laser Guided Bomb) for Lockheed
Corp. Examined all aspects of LGB’s
design (printed circuit boards, hardware, software) to understand bomb’s
occasional target misses during on-going trials.
Processor: AT90Sxxxx family series
RISC processor.
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Hamilton -San
Diego , CA
(Feb. 2004 – Sept. 2004 and Feb. 2005 – Sept. 2005)
Re-designed APU’s 80C186-based controller board. Expanded program and data memory; changed
design to use Flash memory. Identified
and corrected numerous design flaws in existing printed circuit board. Was asked to stay on to solve other persistent
system problems. Last assignment
involved verification testing of three CPLDs and an FPGA for FAA/RTC (Canada
Processors: Intel 80C196.
Independent Consultant (DBA) SR3
Engineering, Inc.
Consulted/contracted
with the following companies:
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Emory University
Designed
mouse-tracking system for Parkinson’s disease investigations. Tasks included PCB design/debug and writing
software.
Processor: Intel 8051.
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Spectrx
Corp
Assisted
in preparing non-invasive bilirubin tester (BiliCheck) for production. Tasks included writing software for battery
charger unit as well as check-out/production test procedures for the BiliCheck
product.
Processor: Motorola 68C912.
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Bel-Tronics
Wrote
user interface software for a 900 MHz phone with Caller ID and two-line LCD
display. Interface functions included
all edit, recall, store and dial functions for four directories. All programming done in assembly language
running under a Rockwell RTOS.
Processor: Rockwell C18 (6502 variant).
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Intelligent
Interfaces
Modified/enhanced
printed circuit boards and firmware for several of my previous designs (see Intelligent Interfaces, below) allowing compatibility with newer
Hewlett-Packard printers and plotters.
All programming performed in each processor's respective assembly
language.
Processors: Intel 8051, Zilog Z80, Motorola
68000 and 68010 .
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Periscope
Company
Designed
debug pod for ‘186 type processors.
Added to company’s supported processors.
Processor: Intel 80186
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Telesync
Assisted in preparing “Switched 56-to-ISDN” converter for
production.
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Scientific
Atlanta
Designed
hardware and wrote software for a Distant Teaching System. Took over project badly in need of
supervision and focus.
Processors: Microchip PIC family processors from the
16xx and 17xx families.
Conklin
Corp. - Sr. Prod. Dev. Engineer
o
Redesigned
microprocessor interface portion of the C8000 DSL system saving $35 of a $250
total parts cost. Oversaw/debugged the
new PCB layout for the redesigned product.
o
Designed
and supervised the implementation of a fail-safe program for field updates of
the flash memory based R/T units.
o
Provided
on-going support for DSP based design solutions for incompatibilities between
the C8000 DSL system and V90 modems.
o
Processors: Intel 8051,
80151 and Texas
Intelligent Interfaces – Half owner/Product Design Engr.
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Responsible
for all aspects of product designs including PCB designs, hardware and
software.
o
Designed
production test procedures and test software.
o
Handled
all customer problems.
o
Products
included HPIB/IEEE-488/Centronics
interface converters, “Smart” buffers for Hewlett-Packard plotters and
printers, memory boards for HP scientific computers.
o
Processors: Zilog Z80, Intel 8048, 8051, Motorola 68000 series
Quadram – Senior Engineer
o
Designed color and monochrome
video boards as well as several variations of multifunction boards with I/O and
memory for the PC. Oversaw PCB layout
and performed all debugging and bringing up the software.
o
Processors: designed products for the new IBM PC computers: Intel
8088, 8086 and 80186 parts.
Scientific Atlanta
- Developed
microprocessor based monitor and control equipment for satellite earth
stations.
- Designed hardware and
wrote software for a remote control unit using the Vertical Interval of a
TV signal for sending in-band control commands.
- Processors: Motorola 6800, Intel 8085.
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