I wrote my first embedded code in 1983 while working for NASA at Ames Research Center in California. Soon after, I finished up my B.S. degree in Electrical Engineering from California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Obispo). I started writing code via teletype (what's that?!) in 1975.

Since then I've worked as a staff engineer for many firms big (AOL, Batelle, Lockheed) and small. Lately, I've been having fun working on small to medium sized microprocessor projects. I really like pulling all of my experience togther and I don't mind taking on challenging work.

My preference is to design and development of PIC, AVR and ARM microcontroller-based systems. The reasons for this preference are

• Low-cost development tools (emulators, debuggers, compilers, etc.)
• Low-cost, feature rich microcontrollers ($2 to $12)

I design and build using the latest products (such as PIC18F8722, NXP LPC2131, Atmel ATmega2560) and technologies (surface mount, pick and place, and hot air reflow ovens). Every effort has been made to create reliable products, while paying attention to costs.

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Sincerely,

Doug Guillot

VP of Engineering

Omniwave, Inc.