Tyler Maydew

Lead a multidisciplinary R&D team working on the development, implementation, support, and regulatory approval of a state-of-the-art OPM MEG system (HEDscan).

Specialized in designing complex FPGA systems to operate, control, and traffic data for HEDscan OPM system. Assisted in wide areas of development from designing an in-house LVDS core to complicated pipelined control systems. Additionally worked on customer support, system review and system integration.

Designed and implemented multiple schematics in support of overall system integration. Support debugging efforts on other boards in system. Performed signal integrity analysis on multiple designs, as well as support documentation efforts towards the overall project goal.

One of three tutors selected to assist undergraduate engineering students with all classes during first two years of Engineering. Example Classes: Circuits, Statics, Dynamics, Calculus I-III, Physics, Differential Equations, Digital Design, Vector Calculus, C Programming, Introduction to CAD, and Signals and Systems, etc…

Lead campus tours for prospective students, families, and counselors interested in the University of Denver. Co-lead a group of 17 students during the University of Denver – Discoveries Orientation Week. Member of student panel answering questions in front of at least 100 visitors during large visit days.

Created and updated approximately 80 manufacturing procedures for all valve lines over three years. Created and maintained manufacturing and process prints and models using Autodesk Inventor and Vault. Performed update/modifications as requested via engineering change orders using Avanté ERP system.Modeled an enclosure for a Pirani Gauge test box, as well as stuffed component boards and tested system.