Carl W.
About Carl W.
Carl W. is a Software Engineer with a diverse academic background in Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics, and Computer Science. He has contributed to various projects, including the Madison Plasma Dynamo Experiment and personal projects such as a plasma arc audio speaker and a mini Tesla coil.
Work at Spectrum Brands
Currently, Carl W. works as a Software Engineer at Spectrum Brands, Inc. He has held this position since 2018, contributing to various software development projects in the Madison, Wisconsin area. His role involves utilizing his technical expertise to enhance product functionality and improve user experience.
Education and Expertise
Carl W. has a diverse academic background, having studied Chemistry, Mathematics, Electronics, and Computer Science. He earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Physics from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, where he studied from 2008 to 2015. Additionally, he attended the Wolfram Science Summer School in 2014, further expanding his knowledge in scientific computing.
Background
Carl W. completed his high school education at James Madison Memorial High School from 2004 to 2008. Following high school, he pursued higher education at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, culminating in a Bachelor's Degree in Physics. His early career included a position at Epic in Technical Services from 2017 to 2018, where he gained valuable experience in the technology sector.
Research Experience
Carl W. participated in the Madison Plasma Dynamo Experiment as a Research Assistant for five years. During this time, he contributed to research efforts aimed at understanding plasma dynamics. His technical skills were further demonstrated through the development of FPGA firmware for an OV7670 camera, including the implementation of the SCCB protocol driver.
Personal Projects
In addition to his professional work, Carl W. has engaged in various personal projects. He created a plasma arc audio speaker and a mini Tesla coil, showcasing his skills in electronics and engineering. Furthermore, he built a fully functional 1500W induction cooktop, demonstrating his ability to apply theoretical knowledge to practical applications.