Electronics, tested in the real world.

From first boards to production support.

As a Hardware Engineer at GE HealthCare, I work with medical and wearable devices. My broader engineering work includes battery-powered products, embedded systems, and electronics development.

• Develop and evaluate electronic hardware and embedded products.
• Run board-level tests, product verification, and power-consumption characterization.
• Troubleshoot hardware issues using measurements and repeatable tests.
• Support manufacturing, component qualification, and end-of-line activities.
• Work across the product lifecycle, from concept and prototypes through validation and production.

Measure, understand, improve.

I like to get close to the hardware, reproduce a problem, and use measurements to guide the next step. I’m comfortable learning unfamiliar equipment from manuals, technical documentation, and application notes.

My lab experience includes automated test systems, PXI equipment, battery cyclers, RF chambers, and environmental chambers.

Laboratory equipment → Practical experience →