Michael do

Michael Do has an extensive work experience in various engineering roles. Michael started their career at Motorola Automotive & Industrial Electronics Group in 1986, where they served as a Senior Engineer. At Motorola, they led a design team to improve and reduce the cost of electronic power steering systems used in the global automotive industry. Michael also developed high-pressure and monolithic manifold pressure sensors for European customers.

In 2006, Michael joined Omron Automotive Electronics as a Product Development Lead Engineer. Here, they led a team of hardware, software, and mechanical engineers to design and launch GM DC/AC inverters for use in the global automotive environment. Michael gained experience in designing automotive products for manufacturing in China.

In 2008, Michael joined Eastek International as a Project Engineer. Michael led the development team in redesigning and launching a portable ultrasound device for muscle healing at home. Michael also developed tools for injection molding and production validation, ensuring compliance with FDA requirements. Additionally, they provided factory interface and support for product launches in the USA.

Most recently, in 2019, Michael joined Coilcraft, Inc. as a Project Manager. Unfortunately, specific details about their role and responsibilities at this company are not provided.

Michael Do attended the Illinois Institute of Technology from 1983 to 1988, where they earned a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Electrical and Electronics Engineering.