Michael Korody

Michael Korody has been working in the engineering field since 2014. Michael began as an ISO CAD Engineer at Elite NDT, where they were responsible for inspecting equipment and lines, updating CAD drawings, and documenting future construction plans. In 2016, they became a Prototype Engineer at StoneWheel Technologies, overseeing the packaging of electronics into a ground-up prototype for data acquisition in the mountain bike racing industry. Michael then joined T.E.D. as an Embedded Software Engineer in 2017, where they created a Microsoft interoffice database and customer C#. NET GUI for donations, backed by a emailed pdf paperless tax form. Michael also developed a state machine in VHDL, test benches to debug FPGA signals, and a C#. net GUI for hardware debugging. In 2018, they became Lead Engineer for a high-performance FDM 3D printer capable of PEEK, Ultem, and other high-temperature engineering grade FDM filaments. Michael then returned to T.E.D. as an Embedded Software Engineer. Currently, Michael Korody is an Embedded System Engineer at Fabric8Labs.

Michael Korody obtained a Bachelor of Science in Engineering from the University of San Diego in 2019, as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Engineering from the same university in 2019. In March 2020, Korody obtained two certifications: Learning Altium from LinkedIn, and Python Essential Training from LinkedIn.