Ryan F.
About Ryan F.
Ryan F. is a Software Developer specializing in embedded hardware and software, circuit design, and troubleshooting methods. He has worked at Brock Solutions since 2020 and holds an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Computer Engineering from Conestoga College.
Work at Brock Solutions
Ryan F. has been employed at Brock Solutions as a Software Developer since 2020. In this role, he specializes in embedded hardware and software development, contributing to various projects within the company. His work focuses on enhancing system functionalities and improving device-to-device interfacing strategies. Based in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, Ryan has accumulated four years of experience in this position, demonstrating his commitment to the field.
Education and Expertise
Ryan F. studied at Conestoga College, where he earned an Ontario College Advanced Diploma in Computer Engineering. His education has equipped him with a solid foundation in computer and information technology. Additionally, he is an Associate Member of the Ontario Association of Certified Engineering Technicians and Technologists (OACETT), which reflects his professional standing in the field.
Background in Circuit Design and Troubleshooting
Ryan has a background in circuit design and troubleshooting methods, which are essential skills in his role as a Software Developer. His expertise extends to embedded hardware and software, allowing him to effectively address technical challenges in his projects. This knowledge is supported by his previous work experiences in various technical roles.
Previous Work Experience
Before joining Brock Solutions, Ryan F. gained valuable experience in the industry through various roles. He worked as an Industrial Controls Electrician (Co-Op) at Sanyo Manufacturing Corporation from 2015 to 2016. Following that, he served as a Jr. Designer for Electronic Systems at Blue Giant Equipment Corporation from 2019 to 2020. Additionally, he worked as an Instructor at STEM Lab Robotics Inc. in 2019, where he contributed to educational initiatives in robotics.