Summary
Andy Pacher is an electrical engineering student and hands-on sustaining engineer with 14 years of technical experience, now focused on robotics and RF systems. He has practical expertise diagnosing complex electromechanical and EV/HV systems from his time as a Toyota master diagnostic technician and has applied that troubleshooting rigor to supporting long‑term operation of RF generators at MKS, including designing a 60 MHz impedance matching network. Comfortable bridging hardware and software, he built Python automation frameworks and GUI test tools to replace legacy macros and streamline vendor qualification and failure analysis. Andy pairs field-tested diagnostic discipline with creative project work—he once automated project-management data extraction into Excel for ride commissioning—and brings a curious, multitasking mindset that balances shop-floor grit with engineering design. Based in Rochester, NY, he’s completing a robotics-focused EE degree at RIT and thrives on tackling messy, real-world problems end-to-end.
14 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelor's degree, Electrical Engineering - Robotics, Bachelor's degree, Electrical Engineering - Robotics at Rochester Institute of Technology
Regents, Technology, Regents, Technology at Webster Thomas High School
Engineering Sciences, Electrical Engineering, 3.5, Engineering Sciences, Electrical Engineering, 3.5 at Monroe Community College
Spanish, English, Русский (russian), French, gaeilge (irish)