Electrical Engineer Software

Kevin M. Costa 508-***-****

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Professional Profile

Solely responsible for all software Responsible for training and managing

and hardware for three laboratories laboratory technicians.

within the Research Center. Able to manage numerous projects

Design, build, implement and maintain simultaneously in a time sensitive

medical electromechanical equipment environment.

Write, implement and maintain software Exceptional attention to detail. Proven

for the entire laboratory. ability to develop and manage project

Ability to identify potential problems schedules and known for working well with

and troubleshoot solutions for all other departments within the laboratory

hardware and software within the to achieve on-time project completion.

laboratory. Excellent supervisory and people

Proficient in Microsoft Office management skills.

Proficient in the MED-State Notation

programming language.

Professional Experience

McLean Hospital, Belmont, MA

July 1998 - Present

Senior Electrical Engineer - Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research Center, McLean

Hospital/HARVARD

Achievements:

Designed and installed over 100 experimental control systems for the

Neuroscience Laboratory.

Designed and wrote over 70 programs to operate experimental control systems.

Designed software to allow Principal Investigators the ability to more

accurately chart a subject's response patterns during experiments.

Designed and installed all hardware/software for Primate Research laboratory at

Virginia Commonwealth University and for Rodent Laboratory at the University of

New England.

Responsibilities:

Design, build, implement and maintain electromechanical equipment, electronic

equipment and computer software in the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Research

Laboratories.

Write and maintain software for the operation of experimental control systems.

Coordinate engineering tasks with multiple Principal Investigators, laboratory

staff, service and supply vendors and hospital providers.

Orient and train new staff on engineering-related tasks involving operation of

all equipment used in the laboratory.

Produce weekly evaluation reports describing current project status, problems

and solutions, and equipment and supply needs.

Education

University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth, Dartmouth, MA

B.S. Electrical Engineering

June 1998

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