Luke Kindelin
About Luke Kindelin
Luke Kindelin is a Staff R&D Test Engineer at National Instruments in Austin, Texas, with a background in semiconductor test engineering, network security, and project management.
Professional Background
Luke Kindelin is currently employed as a Staff R&D Test Engineer focusing on FlexRIO at National Instruments in Austin, Texas. He has a diverse professional background spanning multiple industries and roles. His previous positions include working at Texas Instruments as a High Reliability and Standard Logic Semiconductor Test Engineer, Texas A&M University as a Network Security Analyst at the Internet2 Technology Evaluation Center, and Lowe's Companies, Inc. as an Installer/Lead Troubleshooter. His experience also includes roles at ABBTECH, Imperial Security, and Target.
Education and Qualifications
Luke Kindelin earned a Bachelor of Science in Electronic Systems Engineering from Texas A&M University. He also holds an Associate's Degree in Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical/Space Engineering from Austin Community College. His certifications include High Voltage Electrical Protection, Certified LabVIEW Developer (CLD), and LEAN Six Sigma Green Belt. His academic and professional qualifications support his expertise in various engineering and technical disciplines.
Engineering Expertise
Luke Kindelin has extensive experience in multiple facets of engineering and technology. His expertise includes Experimental Enterprise IT Infrastructure, RF Test Engineering, MSIO Test Engineering, and High-Speed Digital Engineering. Over the years, he has developed a strong background in project management, contributing to his roles across different industries.
Community Involvement
Luke Kindelin is actively involved in community service and mentorship. He mentors a local high school team as a FIRST Robotics Mentor, helping students develop their skills in robotics and engineering. Additionally, he volunteers as a Braille Typewriter and Electronic Assistive Device Repair-person, assisting the visually impaired community. These activities highlight his commitment to fostering technical development and community support.