Tomy Cummings
About Tomy Cummings
Tomy Cummings is an R&D Electrical Technician II at Boston Scientific with a background in electrical and electronic engineering technology.
R&D Electrical Technician II at Boston Scientific
Tomy Cummings has been serving as an R&D Electrical Technician II at Boston Scientific since 2019. In this capacity, he works on various projects involving research and development in the electrical domain. His role involves focusing on design validation and verification, utilizing his expertise in LabVIEW programming for automated testing. He ensures the organization and management of lab workspaces, maintaining equipment and supplies to facilitate smooth operations.
R&D Technician I at Boston Scientific
Tomy Cummings held the position of R&D Technician I at Boston Scientific, starting from 2017. During this period, he demonstrated his skills in debugging electronics at the circuit level, employing schematics and datasets to solve complex issues. This role laid the foundation for his current expertise in automated testing and design validation processes.
Internship Experience
Tomy Cummings gained valuable experience through multiple internships. In 2016, he worked at Deluxe Corporation in Arden Hills, MN, where he spent three months working on various R&D projects. Previously, he interned at Medtronic from 2015 to 2016 in Mounds View, MN, refining his skills in electronics and furthering his understanding of the industry.
Education and Training
Tomy Cummings obtained his Associate's Degree in Electrical, Electronic, and Communications Engineering Technology/Technician from Anoka-Ramsey Community College. His academic journey spanned from 2014 to 2017, where he developed a solid technical foundation that supports his professional expertise in LabVIEW programming and circuit-level debugging.
Technical Skills and Specializations
Tomy Cummings specializes in LabVIEW programming, focusing on automated testing procedures essential for design validation and verification. His technical acumen extends to debugging electronics at the circuit level using schematics and datasets, which is critical in research and development environments. His responsibilities also include managing lab organization, ensuring efficient workspace management, and performing regular maintenance.