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ROBERT M. WOSKOW 818-***-****

***** ****** *****, ******, ** 91436 ad4m1v@r.postjobfree.com PROFESSIONAL OBJECTIVE

A high level, hands-on, role in a technologically sophisticated organization where my abilities, experience, aggressiveness, and enthusiasm will serve as valuable assets. PROFESSIONAL SKILLS

Broad project and people management experience.

Skilled in the design and writing of real-time, multi-tasking, multi-processor assembly and ‘C’ language microcontroller code.

Extensive embedded controller hardware design experience.

Years of experience in the 12 volt automotive industry where low cost, low current, high reliability are essential.

Integrated a variety of technologies together including embedded microcontroller, speech, paging, data encryption, cellular and more.

Prior experience in medical electronics and military avionics.

Skilled in Altium Designer (and other) schematic/pcb programs.

Knowledgeable in criteria for successful pcb layout and design. PROFESSIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Robert Marshall & Associates. December 1998 to Present www.RobertMarshall.com

Independent consultant – Owner/President of Robert Marshall & Associates, a California corporation, founded in 1982; full time since 1998.

Licensed by Apple Computer for its MFI (Made for iPhone/iPod/iPad) Program

Certified consultant for Microchip.

Certified consultant for Atmel.

Certified consultant for Triscend Corporation

Member of Nu-Horizons Electronics Consultant Program.

Skilled in both C language and Assembly language programming

Embedded controller development includes PIC microcontrollers, KEELOQ, Atmel AVR, National COPS and more.

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Projects have included:

National Security System for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

Remotely-accessed utility meter system

Pager-activated smart energy demand curtailment system

Scan/Pan/Zoom analog interface to Scan Converter System

Keyless entry systems for industrial / aviation applications

ASIC-based Printer

Ethernet Interfaces

Pick & Place Machine tape feeder

Casino Chip Scanner / Sorter System

Smart athletic footwear

Intelligent battery chargers

Medical infusion dosimetry devices

Pool / Spa controller systems

Various 12-volt automotive security devices

Texas Instruments 'TIRIS' Transponder based access-control devices

Dallas 'Touch-Key' based access-control devices

Remotely controlled car engine starters

Remote controls and receivers

Cellular-controlled remotely activated devices

Pager-controlled remotely activated devices

Anti-carjacking devices

Systems incorporating Speech Synthesis Devices

Clifford Electronics (ISO9001-certified). March 1987 to December 1998 Chief Engineer responsible for all phases of program development (both hardware and software) from conceptual design through production release.

Developed first remote starting system.

Developed first immobilizer system utilizing Dallas ‘Touchkey’ technology.

Developed first immobilizer system utilizing TI transponder technology (same as Mobil Speed Pass).

Developed first system interfacing cellular technology to control a vehicle.

Developed first system interfacing paging technology to control a vehicle.

Developed first anti-hijack system requiring no activity on the part of the victim at the time of incident.

Developed first coded ‘valet’ switch preventing just anyone from entering the vehicle and placing the security system in ‘valet’ (or off) mode. R E S U M E

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Developed first speech synthesis modules.

Most recent ‘Generation-IV (G4)’ series of security system accessories all communicate on a simple two-wire serial data bus in plug-and-play fashion allowing the various modules to operate together seamlessly, minimizing otherwise-duplicated hardware, enhancing performance while reducing cost. Further cost reductions are realized in reduced test time of the product since all input/outputs can be exercised externally via the net. Finally, the installer/user are given a software ‘wizard’ allowing test and personalized configuration of the product. Pacesetter Systems, Inc. November 1985 to March 1987 Program Manager responsible for $25 million pacemaker program including vendor and customer support, product improvement, cost reduction, and improvement of manufacturing yields.

Determined hardware and software changes increasing yield (from 88%) to 94/96%.

Transitioned new sensor-driven pacemaker from prototype into production. Arts and Science Technology, Inc. (AST) March 1984 to November 1985 Director of Engineering for AST and subsidiaries, Oncotherm Corporation and Biovet Labs Inc. Provided customer interface, microprocessor and analog hardware design, software design, and assembly language programming.

Redesigned the Oncotherm prototype cancer treatment system for cost effective production and maintenance.

Placed Oncotherm systems in major cancer centers around the country.

The Biovet portable animal cancer unit was conceived and produced for initial market distribution within 4 months.

June 1973 to March 1984

Various electronic engineering positions with increasing responsibilities from board level implementation to full system design.

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PATENTS

Patent Award #5,467070. Vehicle Security System with Secure Valet Switch. Patent Award #5,132,684. Traffic Information System. Patent Award #5,081,667. System Integrating Cellular Telephone with a Vehicle Security System.

Patent Award #5,009,610. A/C Outlet - Light Switch Guard. Foreign patents pending. Patent Award #4,876,425. A/C Outlet - Light Switch Guard. Foreign patents pending. Patent Award #4,830,005. Disposable In-Package Load Test Element for Pacemakers. Patent Award #4,055,816. Voltage Stress Stabilized Surface Acoustic Wave Device. EDUCATIONAL HIGHLIGHTS

Master of Business Administration. August 1982. Pepperdine University Curricula emphasized Strategic Business Planning, Organization Development, and Management

(behavioral) Techniques in addition to various business courses. Master of Science Degree in Electrical Engineering. June 1976. CSU at Northridge Studies centered around digital signal processing and computer architecture. Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. June 1973. UCLA REFERENCES

References are available upon request.

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