Scott Tater

Developing embedded firmware for USB Type-C Power Delivery control devices in personal electronic and automotive markets Maintaining legacy and existing embedded device firmware for enhanced product longevity Leading USB Type-C Power Delivery Compliance Certification effort

Developed custom firmware in C to resolve product failures and incompatibilities Led USB Power Delivery compliance and certification for all released products Reduced customer protocol issue reports through proactive test and validation

Designed and optimized ARM in C and C++ code to enable Small Cell 4G LTE base station development Expedited worldwide customer product development with on-site technical assistance and project management Analyzed IP network configurations to resolve customer issues Coordinated team migration to open source Linux workflow on Yocto and Git Led team migration to open source Linux workflow on ARM and git version control

Supported Embedded Linux and Android at Tier 1 customers resulting in the shipment of millions of Android phones Preserved customer’s schedule by debugging custom peripheral code Developed new features in C and integrated them into customer code Trained customers on Texas Instruments product architecture and software to speed development

Supported Texas Instruments 2G and 2.5G cellular wireless products at Tier 1 customers worth $300M / year Led technical evaluation of customer project plans and requirements to ensure Texas Instruments value Represented Texas Instruments during qualification and test of customer phones world wide Drove customer acceptance of Texas Instruments Audio technology through technical demonstrations Debugged Texas Instruments cellular modem stack on ARM to meet wireless standards

Supported embedded digital media customers to drive products to completion faster Developed optimized algorithms in C and assembly Presented 4-day embedded system design classes regularly as a qualified instructor