Jose Felvie Condrillon

Jose Felvie Condrillon has a diverse work experience spanning multiple roles and industries. Jose Felvie is currently a Co-Founder/Senior Firmware & Hardware Engineer at Company Six, where they play a key role in developing advanced robotic platforms for first responders. Prior to that, they worked as a Senior Firmware Engineer at Sphero, contributing to the development of firmware for their products.

Before joining Sphero, Jose served as the Head of Engineering at Heartisans, a startup company focused on developing an IoT-ready wrist wearable cuffless blood pressure monitor. In this role, they oversaw the entire product development process, from design and engineering to manufacturing and shipment. Jose Felvie also played a crucial role in securing funding from the Hong Kong government.

Prior to their work at Heartisans, Jose worked at Fairlegend Electronics Limited, first as a Software Engineer and later as a Senior Software Engineer and Software Engineering Manager. In these roles, they led a team of software engineers, handled firmware and application software development, and maintained constant communication with customers and hardware teams.

Early in their career, Jose held a position as a Software Development Engineer III at NCR Cebu Development Center, Inc., where they led a team of engineers in creating UI designs and SDLC documents for the Advance Checkout Solution. Jose Felvie also provided technical assistance to new engineers and performed software development, testing, and documentation.

Jose began their professional journey as an Associate R&D Engineer at Alliance Software Inc., contributing to research and development projects.

Overall, Jose Felvie Condrillon has a strong background in firmware and hardware engineering, product development, project management, and team leadership.

Jose Felvie Condrillon completed their high school education from 1992 to 1996 at Cebu Technological University. After that, they pursued a degree in Computer Engineering from the University of San Carlos, specializing in Digital Machine and Microcontroller/Microprocessor System, from 1996 to 2001.