Andrew Gimlett

Andrew Gimlett has a diverse and extensive work experience. Andrew began their career as a Calibration Technician at SIMCO Electronics in 2015. In 2016, they joined In-N-Out Burger and worked there until 2016, achieving the position of Level 6. In 2017, Andrew worked briefly as a Barista at Starbucks before transitioning into a role at Kontron as a BIOS Validation Intern. Later that year, they became a Firmware Engineer at Computer Methods, where they developed firmware for microprocessor architectures and provided debugging and software patching support. In 2017, they also worked at Lockheed Martin as a Software Engineer, specializing in interface development for unmanned vehicles. In 2018, Andrew continued their firmware engineering career at Computer Methods, overseeing all aspects of firmware development. In 2019, they joined Lighthouse Worldwide Solutions as an Electrical Engineer, primarily focusing on firmware and electrical design for particle counters. Currently, Andrew holds the position of Embedded Firmware Engineer at Celestial AI, where they utilize their expertise in firmware development.

Andrew Gimlett has a solid education history in the field of engineering. Andrew completed their Bachelor's Degree in Computer Engineering Technology/Technician from DeVry University, where they studied from 2014 to 2017. Prior to that, they earned some college credits in Computer Engineering from San Joaquin Delta College, attending there in 2013 and 2014.

In 2019, Andrew enrolled in the University of Colorado Boulder, where they are currently pursuing a Master of Science (MS) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering. Andrew is expected to complete their studies in 2022.

In addition to their formal education, Andrew has obtained certifications to enhance their knowledge and skills. In June 2019, they completed the "Introduction to FPGA Design for Embedded Systems" course from Coursera. Andrew also completed the "Sensors and Sensor Circuit Design" course from Coursera during the same month and year.