Summary
Admar Schoonen is an embedded software engineer with 11 years of hands-on experience designing and implementing analog-digital cross-boundary systems to boost performance and yield of mixed-signal ICs. He combines deep expertise in capacitive touch sensing, I/Q mismatch and non-linear RF front-end correction, and system (auto)calibration with practical embedded development on ARM7, PIC, AVR and C6000 DSPs. Comfortable from concept and simulation in Matlab, POOSL and LTSpice through C/Linux implementation, he has delivered algorithms and firmware across consumer and industrial products at Prodrive, Metatronics and now Joule Technologies. His PDEng in Electrical Electronics and Communications underpins a methodical approach to signal-processing algorithm design and real-world calibration strategies. Notably, he bridges research-grade MIMO/OFDM simulation experience from Philips Research with production-focused embedded solutions, giving him an uncommon blend of theoretical rigor and product delivery. Based in Eindhoven, he excels at turning subtle analog non-idealities into manageable system-level corrections.
11 years of coding experience
15 years of employment as a software developer
Professional Doctorate in Engineering (PDEng) Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering, Professional Doctorate in Engineering (PDEng) Electrical Electronics and Communications Engineering at Eindhoven University of Technology
St. Norbertus College, Roosendaal