I am an electronics engineer experienced in Automotive as well as Consumer and Industrial product design. I love spending a lot of my time helping engineers worldwide with specialist questions in electronics and microcontrollers/networks in particular.
Being a keen trainer helps me giving straight and understandable answers, always thriving to the highest standard of quality. (training example for S12X 16-bit MCUs)
Today I use both my technical knowledge and customer dedication as the global community manager of the ARM Connected Community, a network of 1200+ Partner companies part of the biggest ecosystem of the industry.
You are very welcome to drop me an email if you have any question…
Specialities:
– Protocols: CAN, LIN, SCI, SPI…
– Digital & analog electronics (extensive in µc and oscillators)
– PCB layout,
– Expert in embedded C,
– Networks design, realisation and maintenance: routing (NAT/PAT), VPN clients, servers and clients, Windows (all versions)…
– Bilingual English and French.
– Excellent people skills, used in crisis resolution, trainings and other assistance.
– Project management with planning and realization.
– Reliable, never promise what I cannot keep.
You can find me in Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter and other social sites… But I usually only connect with people I do know. To get to know me, we can start by exchanging emails or meeting for a coffee!
Some Social Media and Technical Community Management Examples
- LinkedIn: For CV and prof networking.
- Jive World 2014 speaker: Going Global – Launching and Engaging Multi-Lingual Communities
Jive World 2014 Going Global – Launching and Engaging Multi-Lingual Communities
- ARM TechCon 2011 speaker: How to choose your ARM Cortex-M series microcontroller
ATC222 – How to choose your ARM Cortex-M microcontroller
- Twitter – ARMCommunity: From my hiring date in May 2009 and for about a year, I worked on growing the account by posting useful content and took the 200 follower accounts to a couple of thousands. My contribution was noticed as I was invited to host a webcast only months after touching Twitter for the first time.
- Webcast-Twitter in the Embedded Marketplace. Webcast on 3rd November 2009, 1pm EDT. 250+ registrations. Now available are the slides and audio recording.
- Freescale Forum Creation and 1st Anniversary Metrics report. A year after leading this great community of engineers, I summarized activities and progress.
- How to use Twitter and Linkedin in the Embedded marketplace. I participated to this document from Patrick Hopper (VP of OpenSystems Media) on guidelines on how to use Twitter and Linkedin in electronics. I recommend you follow Patrick!
Some Technical Contributions Examples
- Blog – ARM Cortex-M – How could you choose your microcontroller? From this blog, I made an abstract which was then published at the ARM developer conference: ARM TechCon. That blog ranked 1st of ARM embedded blogs in its publication year, even if it was only published half way through the year.
- S12X Online Training. Course I provided to online community, repurposing a training to internal parties and a customer. From http://www.68hc08.net/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?post_id=4396#forumpost4396
- AN2784 – HC08 Timer with an External Clock Source
- One Wire bus sur les HC08
- EB646 – Differences Between MC9S12DG128 and MC3S12RG128
- MC9S08_TIM PWM Generation with the HC08 Timer
- XGATE sur évenement. Example of technical contribution about a new core the company was rolling out.
- NCV7341-D High Speed Low Power CAN Transceiver. Example of a datasheet I created. I created the first version when I was Senior Applications Engineer for Automotive Network Transceivers in AMIS/ON Semiconductor.