Kelly Petlig

Kelly Petlig has extensive work experience in electrical engineering, primarily focused on designing electronic systems for various industries.

Starting in 2021, Kelly worked as a Senior Electrical Engineer at Seattle Photonics Associates, where they were responsible for electrical and PCB design for optical-related systems, including support for cameras, lasers, and AR/VR systems.

From 2013 to 2021, Kelly worked at AIRCRAFT CABIN SYSTEMS, LLC. Kelly initially served as an Engineering Manager from 2020 to 2021 and then transitioned to the role of Sr. Electrical Engineer. In this position, they were responsible for designing aircraft entertainment video monitors at both the system and board level. Kelly also developed firmware and software in languages such as C/assembly, Python, and bash to drive testing suites and embedded systems.

Prior to that, Kelly worked at Coastal Environmental Systems from 2005 to 2013 as a Sr. Electrical Engineer. Their main responsibilities included designing electronics for remote battery-operated data-logging systems and contributing to PCB layout and firmware development.

From 2004 to 2005, Kelly was a Sr. Electrical Engineer at eMagin Corporation, where they led electrical specifications and system electrical design for the Z800 3DVisor head-mounted display.

Earlier in their career, Kelly worked at Stratos Product Development from 1999 to 2003 as an Electrical Design Engineer. Kelly worked on various projects in small cross-discipline teams and served as the lead engineer for a portable gaming and wireless architecture report.

From 1997 to 1999, Kelly was a Sr. Electrical Engineer at Planar Systems, where they contributed to R&D efforts for EL microdisplays. Their responsibilities included system design, proposal writing, specifications, schematic and layout design, and firmware development.

Lastly, Kelly worked at Virtual i-o from 1994 to 1997 as a Sr. Electrical Engineer. In this role, they were responsible for designs supporting head-mounted displays, including VHDL programming for LCD driver and video processing.

Overall, Kelly Petlig has a diverse range of experience in electrical engineering, specializing in the design and development of various electronic systems for different industries.

Kelly Petlig attended the Phoenix Institute of Technology, but no specific information is available regarding the start or end years, the degree earned, or the field of study.