About Me
I started my career following the completion of a Bachelors of Science in Electrical Engineering at The College of New Jersey in 2005. My first role was a Computer Engineer working for the Department of Defense within CERDEC (Communication-Electronics Research, Development and Engineering Center) now Combat Capabilities Development Command C5ISR Center. While contributing as both a developer and participating in multiple overseas research partnerships (Czech Technical University and Singapore Army) I was able to continue my studies by pursuing a Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering at Rutgers University. Following completion of my MSEE (2009) I looked to challenge myself by pursuing opportunities in different technical areas and found myself moving to San Diego and joining a small research group with L3 Communications (now L3 Harris) that specialized in Human Effects Modeling, Simulation and Testing. In this role I led the creation of a robust hardware and software engineering team that designed, developed and deployed rapid prototypes that collected unique sensor data, ran complex simulations and algorithms and generated robust visualizations to various customers.
After 10 years growing both personally and professionally I left L3 and moved into the role as VP of Engineering with Treeline Interactive in 2018 where I currently lead all engineering efforts. Treeline Interactive is a company focused on delivering high quality products within the IIOT, Telematics, Medtech and Sports industries. Since joining Treeline Interactive I have gotten married, survived a pandemic, and pretended to be a chef, baker, and beer/wine critic.
