Bryan Grant

Bryan Grant is an experienced electrical engineer with a diverse range of roles and responsibilities. Bryan began their career as a Senior Technical Intern at Lockheed Martin Space Systems Company, where they completed various projects involving software testing, hardware development, and clean tent construction. Bryan then worked as a Research Assistant at Duke University, contributing to a study on a novel method of conducting bypass surgery.

Moving to Stanford University, Bryan worked as a student before joining Lockheed Martin as an Electrical Engineer. In this role, they supported the design and production of telescopes for environmental research, focusing on developing test procedures and testing circuit boards.

Bryan's career then took him to Volkswagen Group of America, Electronics Research Lab, where they worked as an Embedded Systems Engineer and later a Senior Mechatronics Engineer. In these roles, they led small project teams and collaborated with product designers, software engineers, and mechanical engineers to develop innovative ideas and prototypes for automotive mobility. Bryan also served as a technical lead and project manager for various interior and exterior design concept projects.

Currently, Bryan is working at Stafl Systems as a Senior Electrical Engineer and EE Team Lead. In addition to their role as a Senior Electrical Engineer, they have taken on the responsibility of managing the workload and responsibilities of the EE team. Bryan also focuses on improving the internal electrical design process within the company.

Bryan Grant has a strong education background in engineering. Bryan earned a Master's degree in Mechanical Engineering from Stanford University, where they attended from 2010 to 2013. Prior to that, they pursued a BSE in Electrical and Computer Engineering at Duke University from 2006 to 2009. Bryan has also obtained additional certifications to enhance their skillset, including "C Programming for Embedded Applications" in September 2019, "Learning Altium" in March 2019, and "Project Management Foundations" in March 2018, all from Lynda.com.