SCOTT REESOR

Designed and laid out multi-layer PCBs in Altium Designer and KiCad for low-voltage electronic systems, from schematic capture through fabrication and bring-up. Developed bare-metal and RTOS-based firmware in C for 32-bit ARM microcontrollers, working directly with datasheets, register maps, and peripheral interfaces such as SPI, I2C, and UART, including ADC/DAC interfacing. Applied computer architecture concepts like memory-mapped I/O and interrupt controllers in hardware/firmware co-design for embedded control systems. Built LabVIEW-based test and automation tooling to validate circuit and system performance, and developed supporting software in C/C# for firmware and test tooling layers.

Led circuit design and PCB layout for embedded electronic fuel injection (EFI) control hardware, supporting schematic capture, board bring-up, and test. Designed and debugged embedded systems at the component level, developing firmware for microcontroller-based control boards. Directed IoT system efforts by integrating sensor and wireless connectivity hardware with embedded firmware. Diagnosed and resolved EFI system faults using hands-on component-level troubleshooting and contributed R&D on new circuit topologies and embedded architectures for product development.

Founded and operated an independent electrical engineering consultancy delivering embedded hardware and firmware solutions worldwide. Designed analog and digital circuits and laid out 2- to 4-layer PCBs in Altium Designer and KiCad through prototype bring-up. Wrote bare-metal, register-level firmware in C/C++ for AVR, PIC, and ARM microcontrollers, including Arduino-based platforms. Architected electromechanical systems integrating stepper- and servo-motor control with custom microcontroller-based drive electronics.