Dustin Ray Morris

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Lewisburg, TN 37091

Home phone: 931-***-**** (landline, texts will not work. Leave message.) Email: ac5uxt@r.postjobfree.com LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/pub/dustin-morris/41/b34/5b9/ Objective: Seeking full-time work in embedded system programming and design, printed circuit board design, exosuits, robot vacuums, robotics and/or automation programming, alternative energy. Willing to relocate.

Education

Baccalaureate of Science in Electrical Engineering, Math minor, Digital Systems focus area, from Tennessee Technological University (Dec. 16, 2017) with overall combined 3.54 GPA (4.0 scale).

Associate's of Science, from Columbia State Community College (May 2011) with 3.95 GPA (4.0 scale).

Skills

Electrical: Schematic reading and writing, soldering, oscilloscopes, printed circuit board assembly.

Programming Languages: Assembly, C/C++, PicBasic, MATLAB, C++ for Arduino, some ladder logic.

Computer Use: Microsoft Word / Excel / Power Point, Windows XP/Vista/7, LibreOffice, OpenOffice. Work Experience

White House Productions (Nashville, TN) Professional Videographer (May 2009-Present) Contract Labor. Set up and operate professional video equipment in studio configuration at multiple venues for the recording of live events.

Tennessee Tech University (Cookeville, TN) Research Intern (June-Aug 2017)

Participated in the “Research Experiences for Undergraduates” program funded by the National Science Foundation.

Learned a certain hardware cybersecurity technique by simulating an MC8051 microcontroller using VHDL in Altera Quartus 2 and ModelSim-Altera.

Oak Ridge National Laboratory (Oak Ridge, TN) Research Intern (Aug-Dec 2015, Jun-Aug 2016)

First internship term: Developed lens simulator in MATLAB for plenoptic iris scanner prototype. Earned best initial scientific abstract award.

Second internship term: Performed literature review for using digital image processing techniques to remove atmospheric distortion from images taken at long ranges for face recognition. O'Conner Engineering, Inc. (Hickman, KY) Radar technician (May-Aug 2011, Dec 2011-Jan 2012, May- Aug 2012, 2013, 2014)

Constructed, installed, and maintained 24GHz Doppler radar sensors in railroad crossing signals. Performed code and circuit debugging. Assisted in prototyping for new product lines. Integrated new technology into products to improve effectiveness. Major projects included the following:

May-Aug. 2011: Assisted with the installation of Doppler radar train crossing signals at Fort Leonard Wood, Missouri and the Domtar Paper Mill in Ashdown, Arkansas.

Dec. 2011 – Jan. 2012: Follow-up inspection, maintenance, and updates for said systems.

May-Aug. 2012: Wrote an alternate version of the embedded signal filtration software for future radar train signal systems.

Dec. 2012 – Jan. 2013: Designed prototype for a solar-powered well water pump system.

May-Aug. 2013: Worked with international team to install radar sensors in train crossing signals at the International Paper Mill in Pensacola, Florida.

Skills

Design Electrical schematic reading, interpretation, and writing.

Analog and digital circuit analysis.

Prototyping Simulation of analog and digital circuits using LT Spice IV, Logisim, Falstad.

Breadboards, perforated-boards.

Assembly PCB layout using ExpressPCB CAD program.

Etching using the toner transfer method.

Drilling and populating using drill press and soldering station. Testing Analog and digital multimeters.

Function generators.

Analog and digital oscilloscopes.

Programming

(embedded)

C++ for Arduino

C and Assembly for Freescale MC9S12DG256B 16-bit microcontroller.

Melabs' PIC-Basic-Pro for PIC16F628A microcontroller.

Pbasic 2.5 for Parallax BASIC Stamp 2 (PIC-based).

PICaxe Basic for PICaxe microcontrollers (PIC-based).

Have some exposure to: VHDL, MC8051 Assembly, Allen Bradley SLC500 ladder logic.

Programming

(desktop)

C++

MATLAB

Computer skills Windows XP, Vista, 7.

Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point.

Openoffice.org and LibreOffice Writer, Impress, calculator. Other

U.S. citizen.

Have U.S. Passport.

References available upon request.

Participated in B.E.S.T. (Boosting Engineering, Science, and Technology) robotics competition at David Lipscomb University:

2007 event: “2021: A Space Odyssey.” Third place.

2008 event: “Just Plane Crazy.” Fourth place.

Attended two robotics summer camps at David Lipscomb University: 2007 event: Bryan's Eagle Robotics Project at Raymond B. Jones School of Engineering. July 9-13. 2008 event: BisonBot robotics summer camp. Attended advanced student section July 21-25. I was a team member who helped in robot design, and took a turn driving the robot during competition. Did not attend the robot arm part of camp.

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