Richard Winters, Cts D
About Richard Winters, Cts D
Richard Winters is a Senior Design Engineer at Diversified, where he specializes in programming control systems and designing videoconference systems. He has contributed to the development of engineering standards and designs specialized control rooms for various sectors.
Work at Diversified
Richard Winters has been employed at Diversified as a Senior Design Engineer since 2000. Over his 24 years with the company, he has played a key role in programming control systems that integrate various technologies, including drapes, lighting, electric screens, and sound systems. He is also responsible for designing specialized videoconference systems, which include multi-CODEC hubs and multi-class systems. His contributions extend to developing company-wide engineering standards and providing support and training to ensure adherence to these standards.
Education and Expertise
Richard Winters earned a Bachelor of Science in Electronics Systems Technology from Wayland Baptist University, where he studied from 1995 to 1997. His educational background in Electrical and Electronics Engineering has equipped him with the knowledge and skills necessary for his role as a Senior Design Engineer. He also completed his high school education at St. Augustine High School, obtaining his High School Diploma from 1984 to 1987.
Background
Richard Winters has a solid foundation in electronics and engineering, beginning with his high school education at St. Augustine High School. He furthered his education at Wayland Baptist University, where he focused on Electrical and Electronics Engineering. His career at Diversified has spanned over two decades, during which he has gained extensive experience in designing control systems and specialized videoconference systems.
Achievements
Throughout his tenure at Diversified, Richard Winters has been instrumental in developing engineering standards that are implemented company-wide. He has designed specialized control rooms that operate 24/7 for various sectors, including electrical utilities and traffic management. His focus on ergonomics and operational procedures has contributed to the efficiency and effectiveness of these control rooms.