Summary
Andrew Nagawiecki is a firmware design engineer with eight years of experience building embedded and automation systems, currently developing AKD2G drive firmware at Kollmorgen. He blends low-level C firmware and motor control expertise with higher-level automation, computer vision, and .NET tooling—having implemented defect-detection ML pipelines with OpenCV/TensorFlow and PLC-based process control for production environments. A dual RPI BS/MS computer scientist, he moves comfortably between hardware debugging with oscilloscopes and power meters and shipping software that ties sensors, motors, and SQL-backed manufacturing telemetry together. Known for translating operator needs into automated fixtures and presenting technical results to secure project funding, he’s equally at home iterating firmware and architecting scalable test and deployment workflows. Based in Denton, Texas, Andrew brings cross-disciplinary rigor to product-focused engineering, with a knack for turning manual inspection tasks into reliable automated processes.
8 years of coding experience
3 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS Computer Science, Master of Science - MS Computer Science at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute