Andrew Chin

Andrew Chin has a diverse work experience in the field of electrical engineering. Andrew began their career as a Firmware Engineer at Zoran, where they developed a debugger for proprietary processors. Andrew then worked as a Hardware Engineer at JAM Technologies, focusing on testing and characterization of high-fidelity audio amplifiers. At Bose Corporation, they served as a Technical Engineering Coop, conducting tests and evaluations for future headphone products. Andrew gained experience in automation controls and multidisciplinary work as an Instrumentation and Controls Engineer at Woodard & Curran. As an independent designer, they worked on various projects involving microchip development, USB devices, and wireless systems. Andrew also worked as a QC Engineering Support contractor at Euro-Pro. In their recent roles, Andrew has worked in the biotechnology industry, first as a Lead Electrical Engineer at GnuBIO, and currently as an Electrical Engineer at DropGenie. Throughout their career, Andrew has shown proficiency in system architecture, firmware development, and interfacing with various components.

Andrew Chin attended Northeastern University from 2002 to 2007, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. In May 2011, they also obtained the certification of EIT (Engineer in Training). No specific institution is provided for this certification.