Andrew Gilbert is a seasoned system engineer with over 16 years designing for testability and manufacturability and a strong track record building functional and automated test systems for embedded PCBA products. He has led and supervised multi-engineer test development teams, delivered boundary-scan, HALT/HASS, and system-level test architectures, and implemented CI-driven smoke, regression, and acceptance testing using tools like NI TestStand and LabVIEW. His background spans manufacturing-floor process control through enterprise server qualification at HP, giving him rare end-to-end visibility from hardware validation to software test automation. Comfortable in Agile environments, he also codes test harnesses and firmware-level routines in C# and C, and brings practical Lean Manufacturing experience from high-volume PCBA lines. Based in Logan, Utah, he combines electrical engineering training with hands-on systems integration skills and an appetite for pragmatic automation that reduces time-to-release and improves manufacturability.
8 years of coding experience
17 years of employment as a software developer
BSEE, Electrical Engineering, minors in Math and Computer Science, BSEE, Electrical Engineering, minors in Math and Computer Science at Utah State University
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