I'm an electronics engineer with more than 10 years of experience in complex R&D projects for high volume products (100,000+ units per year) involving board design, industrialisation and firmware development for MCU & FPGA.
In 2019 I have created my company, Zentek, to support you in designing your high-tech products.
My main skills:
Design and prototyping of complex, smart and communicating electronic systems.
Consulting and technical expertise for the development and industrialization of electronic products.
Hardware design & prototyping
Low-level software development for microcontrollers
Certification support (electrical safety and EMC)
Industrialization support (DFM & DFT)
Contribution to the production ramp-up
Follow-up of the product lifecycle (cost reduction, customer support, ...)
Embedded software development (C language on DSP)
→ Charger for electric vehicles (CHAdeMO and Combo CCS standards)
FPGA development (VHDL for ProASIC and Igloo targets)
→ Power converter for harsh environments, step-down from 100V-750V to 24V under 150°C ambient temperature
Design of electronic boards for fire detection systems
Phantom Reactor is a compact wireless speaker, probably the most impressive one on the market.
As an electronic Engineer, I designed two of the four boards embedded in this product. I was in charge of the power delivery, which means peak power concerns and system responsiveness (custom control algorithm).
Because of the small form factor, the mechanical integration was a real challenge.
Next generation of quick DC charger, to fill-up in less than 20 minutes.
This project consisted in the implementation in C language of the vehicle-infrastructure communication protocols specified by the CHAdeMO and Combo (CCS) standards. In addition to the development I contributed to a large integration and tests campaign on real vehicles, particularly on Nissan Leaf and VW e-Golf.
Want to hire me or talk about your project?
Leave me a message through the contact form of our website zentek.fr.
Or you can reach me on LinkedIn.