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Balaji Mohan

Myself & Mike worked together in lot of projects. He is an excellent hardware engineer. He has got great knowledge in complex board designs, Analog/Digital circuits, power supply, FPGA designs, Thermal expansion. He has successfully won a lot of patents too. I have enjoyed to worked with him. He is a great mentor too. Mike is great asset to any hardware design companies.

Edin Handan

Michael and I worked together on different projects for almost ten years. In those ten years, I have had the pleasure to witness how intelligent and highly motivated engineer Michael truly is. Michael's expertise in analog electronics, combined with his dedicated work ethics earned him to be a lead design engineer on several projects, as well as several innovating patents during his employment at 2Wire and Pace. No matter how complex the problem is, you can count on Michael's experience, skills and excellent communication to provide an elegant and cost-effective solution.

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Experience

    • United States
    • Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Electrical Engineer
      • Jan 2021 - Present

      I help develop experimental apparatus for physics, chemistry, life science, and engineering education. I help develop experimental apparatus for physics, chemistry, life science, and engineering education.

    • New Zealand
    • Individual and Family Services
    • President
      • Jul 2020 - Present

      I develop personal health and safety products integrating electrical and mechanical engineering technology, to be sold under the fressur brand. I develop personal health and safety products integrating electrical and mechanical engineering technology, to be sold under the fressur brand.

    • United States
    • Semiconductor Manufacturing
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Senior Hardware Engineer
      • Jan 2017 - Jul 2020

      I designed PCIe Gen4 compliant solid state disk drives in M.2 and CEM form factors. I also act as a company representative to PCI SIG in the Electrical Working Group, specify PCIe Electrical Test systems for Micron, and evaluate PCIe Electrical performance of SSD's designed by myself and others. In addition, I define tests for SSD's, consult on mixed signal issues, including PLL, power supply, and signal integrity problems. I designed PCIe Gen4 compliant solid state disk drives in M.2 and CEM form factors. I also act as a company representative to PCI SIG in the Electrical Working Group, specify PCIe Electrical Test systems for Micron, and evaluate PCIe Electrical performance of SSD's designed by myself and others. In addition, I define tests for SSD's, consult on mixed signal issues, including PLL, power supply, and signal integrity problems.

    • Senior Electrical Engineer
      • Apr 2016 - Oct 2016

      I helped develop portable LiDAR systems for mapping and autonomous vehicle applications. Specifically, my work involved the development of wideband, high power laser drivers, wide band receiver signal chains (including ADC's), switching power supplies, EMI mitigation, and FPGA interface circuitry. I helped develop portable LiDAR systems for mapping and autonomous vehicle applications. Specifically, my work involved the development of wideband, high power laser drivers, wide band receiver signal chains (including ADC's), switching power supplies, EMI mitigation, and FPGA interface circuitry.

    • United Kingdom
    • Software Development
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Senior Hardware Engineer
      • Jul 2005 - Feb 2016

      I developed high volume, low cost xDSL, DOCSIS, and optical gateway product hardware at 2Wire/Pace/Arris Corp. My work included ACDC power supplies, UPS's and battery chargers, and xDSL front end development as well as overall project hardware responsibilities. I worked with PCB layout specialists, RF design engineers, software developers, and mechanical designers locally and remotely across three continents. I developed high volume, low cost xDSL, DOCSIS, and optical gateway product hardware at 2Wire/Pace/Arris Corp. My work included ACDC power supplies, UPS's and battery chargers, and xDSL front end development as well as overall project hardware responsibilities. I worked with PCB layout specialists, RF design engineers, software developers, and mechanical designers locally and remotely across three continents.

    • United States
    • Computer Hardware Manufacturing
    • Executive Vice President of Engineering
      • 2003 - 2005

      As VP of Engineering, I defined professional audio/video routers and terminal equipment products and feature sets in conjunction with Sales team members and customers. I developed mechanical and electrical design criteria including, in some cases, detailed design of subsystems and feature definition. I allocated design work to a team of software and hardware engineers as well as PCB designers. I also defined test processes and assembly sequences.

    • Senior Design Engineer
      • 1995 - 2003

      As a Senior Design Engineer, I defined feature sets, determined chassis and board dimensions, designed PCB's (schematic and layout), created FPGA code, coordinated with software developers to implement features using my hardware designs, wrote calibration and test procedures for in-house production staff, and wrote user guides for terminal equipment products. This work included 1 Hz to 400MHz analog signal routing, professional video and audio ADC and DAC products, audio/video time delay products, audio embedder/disembedder products, frame synchronizers, 270MHz video SDI interface development, PLL development, and pipelined digital video processing in FPGA's and other DSP IC's.

    • Senior Design Engineer
      • 1989 - 1994

      As a Senior Design Engineer, I developed video ADC, DAC, filter (analog and digital), PLL, and pipelined signal processing hardware for Digital Video Effects and production video switcher products. I created schematics, guided PCB layout, selected part sources, defined test and alignment procedures, and worked with software developers to define access to and control of hardware features to be controlled by software. As a Senior Design Engineer, I developed video ADC, DAC, filter (analog and digital), PLL, and pipelined signal processing hardware for Digital Video Effects and production video switcher products. I created schematics, guided PCB layout, selected part sources, defined test and alignment procedures, and worked with software developers to define access to and control of hardware features to be controlled by software.

    • Hardware Development Engineer
      • 1988 - 1990

      As a Hardware Development Engineer at Videotelecom, I was involved the development of video I/O subsystems for video compression/decompression systems used for teleconferencing. This requires analog and digital design of composite video digitization, filtering, decoding, encoding, synthesis, annotation(overlay), and switching(routing) circuitry. I used CAD tools(primarily SCHEMA and SCHEMA-PCB) to design the analog and some digital portions of two to eight layer printed circuit boards. I designed antialiasing filters in both analog and digital(FIR) form and gauged their performance with SPICE, HYPERSIGNAL, and other tools. Where application specific devices did not exist to suit my needs, I substituted PLAs, FPGAs(Xilinxes), and other SSI, MSI, and discrete circuitry to achieve my design goals. I wrote diagnostic software in Pascal and C programming languages.

    • Hardware Development Engineer
      • 1986 - 1988

      My responsibilities at Miletus Associates included original linear and digital circuit design, enhancement and redesign of existing products, design of 1, 2, and 4 layer printed circuit boards, specification of mechanical design aspects affecting electrical performance, and documentation of electronic aspects of products. Specifically, I designed a variety of analog and digital video processing systems utilizing discrete and integrated technology. I also developed analog fiber optic data links implemented with four layer printed circuit boards. In addition, I developed a number of mechanically shuttered video cameras. This required analog design in the way of type two phase locked loops (which controlled DC, PM motors), digital design in the way of control circuitry which provided power-up and shut-down functions and modification of various vacuum tube and solid state video camera designs to provide compatibility with the shutter systems. Erasable Programmable Logic Devices were used to implement traditional digital and analogue replacement functions. I also designed and built automatic iris control systems as well as a component color bar generator. I developed a number of analog/digital systems for time lapse video recording and video tape review. In addition, I developed a number of phase locked loops and interface circuits for other, predominantly digital projects. I also wrote operating guides and service manuals for the products I designed.

    • Hardware Development Engineer
      • 1985 - 1986

      My responsibilities at Nisus Video included original linear and digital circuit design, software development, enhancement and redesign of existing products, specification of mechanical design aspects affecting electrical performance, and documentation of electronic aspects of products. Specifically, my work involved the design and development of electronics necessary to implement mechanically shuttered Professional and Industrial video cameras. This required analogue design in the way of type two electromechanical phase locked loops(which controlled DC motors), digital design in the way of control circuitry which quickly reconfigured shuttered video cameras to and from un-shuttered cameras, and modification of various vacuum tube and solid state video camera designs to provide compatibility with the shutter systems.

Education

  • University of Wisconsin-Madison
    BS, Electrical and Computer Engineering
    1978 - 1982

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