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Craig Swartz

Plasma Rails at PM Magic
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Craig Swartz is a seasoned designer and engineer with 6+ years of experience in electronic products and 11+ years in analog/digital electronics, holding a degree from West Virginia University.
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Englewood, Colorado, United States, US
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  • Electronic Products
  • Design
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Craig Swartz is a seasoned designer and engineer with a proven track record of innovation. At PM Magic, he patented the concept of neon-lit snowboard terrain park rails, a design that has garnered widespread acclaim among snowboarders. Prior to this, Swartz served as Electronic Design Lead at Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, where he led the development of the Operational Intercom System – Digital, featuring cutting-edge digital logic design and analog circuitry. Swartz's expertise extends to the design of electronic products, most notably as the lead designer for Tangent Color Systems' successful scanner product lines, which generated $20 million in sales. His experience spans over three decades, with a strong foundation in digital and analog engineering. Throughout his career, Swartz has honed his skills in design, engineering, and leadership, with a strong educational background from West Virginia University.

Experience

  • PM Magic
    • Plasma Rails
      • Jul 2002 - Mar 2009

      Patented the idea & method of constructing snowboard terrain park rails with neon lights in them, so it's easy to see them at night. Snowboarders love them. Sales to ski areas have yet to reflect this. Further design work on the the project has been suspended. Check them out! www.pm-magic...

  • Tangent Color Systems
    • Electronic Design Lead
      • Jan 1989 - Mar 2000

      I single handedly designed all of the electronics for several successful scanner product lines. Tangent introduced some of the first commercially successful color scanners for large format documents such as maps and artwork. Total sales of these products was in the $20 million range

  • Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company
    • Analog / Digital Electronic Engineer
      • May 1985 - May 1987

      “Operational Intercom System – Digital” project -General digital logic design – including new (then!) logic families – FAST, HCMOS & HCTMOS, use of PALS, VME bus interfaceAnalog design including audio circuitry, PCM output & receiver circuitryUse of O-scope, logic analyzer to test &amp...

Education

  • 1974 - 1978
    West Virginia University

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