Eliezer Shenkin
About Eliezer Shenkin
Eliezer Shenkin is an Embedded Systems Engineer with extensive experience in firmware and hardware development, currently working at Cronos Group since 2017. He has previously held engineering roles at Intel Corporation and Siemens Energy, and he holds a Master of Engineering degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from The University of Manchester.
Work at Cronos Group
Eliezer Shenkin has been employed at Cronos Group (CRON) as an Embedded Systems Engineer since 2017. In this role, he focuses on developing firmware and hardware for next-generation e-cigarettes and cannabis vaporizers. His responsibilities include designing PCB schematics, circuits, and layouts using Altium, as well as writing firmware and drivers in C/C++ for ARM 32-bit microcontrollers with RTOS. He collaborates with mechanical and chemical engineers to lead the testing of final products.
Previous Experience at Intel Corporation
Eliezer Shenkin worked at Intel Corporation from 2015 to 2017, where he held two positions: Post Silicon Validation Engineer and Silicon Validation Engineer. During his two years in these roles, he was based in Jerusalem. His work involved validating silicon components to ensure they met performance specifications.
Experience at Siemens Energy
Shenkin was employed at Siemens Energy from 2010 to 2014, where he held two positions: Control and Protection Engineer and Automation Engineer. He worked in Manchester, United Kingdom, for a total of four years. His roles involved engineering tasks related to automation and control systems.
Educational Background
Eliezer Shenkin studied at The University of Manchester, where he earned a Master of Engineering (MEng) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. His studies spanned from 2006 to 2010, providing him with a solid foundation in engineering principles and practices.
Technical Skills and Tools
Shenkin utilizes various technical skills and tools in his engineering work. He employs Solidworks for modeling and 3D printing in product development. Additionally, he designs PCB schematics and layouts using Altium, and writes firmware and drivers in C/C++ for ARM 32-bit microcontrollers with RTOS.