Transonic Systems Inc.
John Riley is an experienced Software and Firmware Engineer currently working at Transonic Systems Inc. since August 2008, focusing on the design, development, and maintenance of control firmware for medical flow meters. Prior to this, John served in various roles at Universal Instruments from May 1978 to March 2008, including Software Engineer and Electrical Engineer, where responsibilities encompassed real-time robotics control software and firmware engineering. Earlier career experiences include positions at IBM as an Electronics Technician, contributing to OCR scanner development, and significant service in the U.S. Coast Guard as an Electronics Technician, where responsibilities included instruction and maintenance of electronics for navigation systems. John's extensive educational background spans multiple institutions and specialized training programs in software and systems development.
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Transonic Systems Inc.
Transonic –the measure of better results. For clinicians, researchers and specialty solution developers seeking quantitative data to improve their outcomes and results, Transonic provides those measurement solutions. For four decades, the unprecedented resolutions of Transonic measurements has made the Transonic name synonymous with gold standard diagnostic and research measurement tools. Innovative Product Stream Transonic Systems Inc.® was founded in 1983 by R & D scientist/engineer Cornelis J. Drost after he had invented the transit-time ultrasound flowmeter at the NYS College of Veterinary Medicine at Cornell University. As the company grew, continuing measurement innovations were the norm. Transonic measurement tools include intraoperative flowprobes for surgeons, monitors and sensors tailored for hemodialysis and critical care, and specialty sensors customized for original equipment manufacturers.