Field Applications Engineer at Synaptics
Ottawa, Canada Area
Field Applications Engineer at Synaptics
Ottawa, Canada Area
Professional Experience
Demand creation and sale of multiple lines of mass market semiconductor components for the local electronics design industry.
Design and development of mobile, wireless, GPS-based tracking/messaging products for industrial and commercial applications.
Career Goals
To lead an international business development activity from concept to obsolescence.
To develop products which meaningfully impact society.
As an FAE, I specialize in the sale of analog and power circuitry.
As a designer, I specialized in innovative product development.
(Public Company; SYNA; Consumer Electronics industry)
December 2009 — Present (1 month)
I am responsible for promoting and overseeing the integration of capacitive touch solutions into a variety of industrial and consumer devices.
(Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; AVT; Semiconductors industry)
July 2008 — December 2009 (1 year 6 months)
My contribution to the sales organization is to act as a technical resource/salesperson. I support electronics designers in the Ottawa area and Maritimes who are working on analog, power and RF circuit designs.
(Public Company; ROP; Transportation/Trucking/Railroad industry)
July 1999 — July 2008 (9 years 1 month)
My role within TransCore, formerly Vistar Telecom., grew during my nine years of service.
Jul 1999 Contractor
Jan 2000 RF Designer
Mar 2004 Senior RF Designer
Feb 2006 RF Design Group Manager
As group manager, I was responsible for providing performance assessments, scheduling group activities and budget planning.
I was also responsible for major product development programs in addition to my line management responsibilities.
Nov 2004 MT3300 “Slap'n'Track” Program Manager
Mar 2005 MT3550 “Sense'n'Track” Program Manager
Oct 2006 “Core Modem Plus” Program Manager
I've included a more detailed account below.
Nov 2004 – Dec 2006
Conceived, championed, managed and delivered TransCore's Sense‘n’Track and Slap'n'Track products into the growth stage of the product life cycle, involving over 25 staff and a multi-million dollar budget.
Oct 2006 – Jan 2008
Conceived, managed and delivered the Core Modem Plus, involving 10 staff and a half-million dollar budget.
(Wireless industry)
July 1999 — March 2004 (4 years 9 months)
Provided design and manufacturing support for the declining MT2000 and MobileMax2 products. The MT2000 has been in production since 1999, with over 100,000 units produced to date.
(Government Agency; 201-500 employees; Research industry)
1997 — 1999 (2 years )
1994 — 2003