Jaime Howlett Cts I, Ccp
About Jaime Howlett Cts I, Ccp
Jaime Howlett is a Senior AV Programmer with extensive experience in DSP programming and systems engineering. He has worked for various companies, including LG Electronics and The National Institutes of Health, and specializes in AV solutions using technologies such as Biamp, Q-sys, and Crestron.
Current Role at National Institutes of Health
Jaime Howlett serves as a Senior AV Programmer at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) since 2019. In this role, he is responsible for developing and implementing advanced audio-visual solutions that support the organization's research and administrative functions. His expertise in AV programming significantly contributes to the efficiency and effectiveness of NIH's communication systems.
Previous Experience in AV Programming
Prior to his current position, Jaime Howlett worked at Diversified as a Programmer/Engineer from 2015 to 2019. His role involved designing and programming audio-visual systems tailored to client needs. He also served as an Independent IT Consultant/Contractor, specializing in AV programming from 2014 to 2015. His earlier experience includes working as a Brand Advocate at LG Electronics and as an Area Sales Manager at MarketSource Inc.
Education and Certifications
Jaime Howlett studied at the Sheffield Institute, where he focused on Electronics and earned a Certificate in 2014. This educational background laid the foundation for his career in audio-visual programming and systems engineering. His ongoing professional development includes advanced skills in Crestron AV programming, which he applies to complex AV projects.
Specialization in DSP Programming
Jaime Howlett specializes in Digital Signal Processing (DSP) programming, with expertise in various systems including Biamp, Q-Sys, Polycom, Clearone, and Extron. His extensive experience in systems engineering and design allows him to create effective AV solutions that meet diverse client requirements.
Career Progression and Roles
Jaime Howlett's career includes significant roles such as Operations Manager at Tweeter Home Entertainment from 2006 to 2008 and various positions in sales and programming. His diverse experience across different organizations and roles has equipped him with a comprehensive understanding of the audio-visual industry.