Resume

• 2013

  Adam

  Wilson

  Epsilon 5 Engineering

  Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  University of New Brunswick

  Institute of Biomedical Engineering

  University of New Brunswick

  Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  University of New Brunswick

  Fredericton

  New Brunswick

  Accountable for research and development activities in biomedical engineering. This requires coordination of major research and development activities

  hardware and software design

  support of faculty

  and supervision of term project engineers

  graduate and undergraduate students.

  Research Engineer

  Institute of Biomedical Engineering

  University of New Brunswick

  Fredericton

  New Brunswick

  Within the Electrical and Computer Engineering department I have delivered the curriculum and evaluated students in following courses: Electric Circuits and Machines

  Electric Circuits and Electronics

  Computer Organization

  Introduction to Biomedical Engineering and Electricity and Magnetism.

  Stipend Instructor

  Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  University of New Brunswick

  Electrical Engineering Department

  •\tDesigned software and electronic hardware when required by various engineering departments\n•\tConstructed and maintained a very wide variety of electronic equipment\n•\tProvided Level 1 computer support for computers in the department of Electrical and Computer Engineering and other Engineering departments\n•\tSupervised six technicians while acting as chief technician for nine months

  Electronic Technologist

  Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  University of New Brunswick

  Fredericton

  New Brunswick

  •\tA lead engineer on Atlantic Innovation Fund UNB Prosthetic Hand project responsible for managing the research

  design and development of the electronic and embedded system

  the photonics system and the mechanical system and the engineers and technicians associated with those aspects of the project.\n•\tResearch and development of biomedical instrumentation and embedded system hardware in support of various projects\n•\tResearch and development of biomedical instrumentation and embedded system hardware for the UNB Prosthetic Hand project and the Atlantic Innovation Fund BioTone - Clinician Tools for Neuromuscular Evaluation project and the past Atlantic Innovation Fund Wireless eHealth Devices for the Rehabilitation Field project\n•\tDevelopment of embedded system firmware for Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) sponsored project

  Revolutionizing Prosthetics 2007

  Project Engineer

  Institute of Biomedical Engineering

  University of New Brunswick

  Fredericton

  New Brunswick

  Canada

  Electrical and Computer Engineering Department

  University of New Brunswick

  Fredericton

  Epsilon 5 Engineering Inc. (E5E) was formed in 2013 by a group of experienced professionals with backgrounds in Electrical Engineering

  Mechatronics

  and Computer Science. E5E is a research and development company which works with companies and educational institutions to develop technological solutions and to assist with bringing commercially viable innovative technologies to market.

  Co Founder and VP of Product Development

  Epsilon 5 Engineering

  Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering

  University of New Brunswick

  Masters of Science in Electrical Engineering

  Biomedical Engineering

  New Brunswick Community College

  Moncton

  Electronics Engineering Technology

  Industrial Electronics

  PhD in Electrical Engineering

• Epsilon 5 Engineering

  E5E is a research and development company which works with companies and educational institutions to develop technological solutions and to assist with bringing commercially viable innovative technologies to market.

  Research

  Wireless

  Biomedical Engineering

  Embedded Systems

  Project Planning

  Matlab

  C

  Simulink

  Pspice

  Programming

  Control Systems Design

  Robotics

  Project Management

  Microsoft Office

  Labview

  Electronics

  Electrical Engineering

  Troubleshooting

  Leadership

  Engineering

  Wilson