Martin, as the engineer responsible for the testing and support of the ERA-GLONASS Telemetrics Control Unit, fulfilled his duties with a very high level of competence. His duties included the conduct and support of the TCU testing activities on the bench, the vehicle and in the formal GLONASS Certification laboratories. His high level of skill and deep product knowledge allowed Martin to maximize the efficiency of the testing process. His precise and detailed descriptions of the initial and operating conditions in which an error occurred allowed the developers to quickly zero in on the root cause of the problem and thereby resolve the issue. Martin also devised new tests on the bench to diagnose rather difficult bugs. The results of these tests were of great value to the developers who then quickly determined the root cause and were thus able to fix that bug. Another aspect of working with Martin, was his willingness to share his knowledge with his fellow engineers. Martin’s desire to help others was instrumental in bringing new engineers up to speed and allowing them to perform at a high level. He would always ask if there were areas in which he could help, and more often than not, he was taken up on his offer. Although he was not in a formal supervisory role, his knowledge, friendly demeanor and willingness to help made him the go to guy for a great variety of issues and problems, all of which would not have been adequately resolved had it not been for his willingness to contribute to the greater good. A large part of the success of the ERA-GLONASS TCU project can be attributed directly to Martin’s involvement. Martin is an excellent communicator; he cares deeply for his colleagues and is highly productive. He will be a valuable asset to any team fortunate enough to employ him.

Martin, as the engineer responsible for the testing and support of the ERA-GLONASS Telemetrics Control Unit, fulfilled his duties with a very high level of competence. His duties included the conduct and support of the TCU testing activities on the bench, the vehicle and in the formal GLONASS Certification laboratories. His high level of skill and deep product knowledge allowed Martin to maximize the efficiency of the testing process. His precise and detailed descriptions of the initial and operating conditions in which an error occurred allowed the developers to quickly zero in on the root cause of the problem and thereby resolve the issue. Martin also devised new tests on the bench to diagnose rather difficult bugs. The results of these tests were of great value to the developers who then quickly determined the root cause and were thus able to fix that bug. Another aspect of working with Martin, was his willingness to share his knowledge with his fellow engineers. Martin’s desire to help others was instrumental in bringing new engineers up to speed and allowing them to perform at a high level. He would always ask if there were areas in which he could help, and more often than not, he was taken up on his offer. Although he was not in a formal supervisory role, his knowledge, friendly demeanor and willingness to help made him the go to guy for a great variety of issues and problems, all of which would not have been adequately resolved had it not been for his willingness to contribute to the greater good. A large part of the success of the ERA-GLONASS TCU project can be attributed directly to Martin’s involvement. Martin is an excellent communicator; he cares deeply for his colleagues and is highly productive. He will be a valuable asset to any team fortunate enough to employ him.

Martin, as the engineer responsible for the testing and support of the ERA-GLONASS Telemetrics Control Unit, fulfilled his duties with a very high level of competence. His duties included the conduct and support of the TCU testing activities on the bench, the vehicle and in the formal GLONASS Certification laboratories. His high level of skill and deep product knowledge allowed Martin to maximize the efficiency of the testing process. His precise and detailed descriptions of the initial and operating conditions in which an error occurred allowed the developers to quickly zero in on the root cause of the problem and thereby resolve the issue. Martin also devised new tests on the bench to diagnose rather difficult bugs. The results of these tests were of great value to the developers who then quickly determined the root cause and were thus able to fix that bug. Another aspect of working with Martin, was his willingness to share his knowledge with his fellow engineers. Martin’s desire to help others was instrumental in bringing new engineers up to speed and allowing them to perform at a high level. He would always ask if there were areas in which he could help, and more often than not, he was taken up on his offer. Although he was not in a formal supervisory role, his knowledge, friendly demeanor and willingness to help made him the go to guy for a great variety of issues and problems, all of which would not have been adequately resolved had it not been for his willingness to contribute to the greater good. A large part of the success of the ERA-GLONASS TCU project can be attributed directly to Martin’s involvement. Martin is an excellent communicator; he cares deeply for his colleagues and is highly productive. He will be a valuable asset to any team fortunate enough to employ him.