Branson Camp is a motor control firmware engineer with eight years of experience building embedded systems and control software, currently developing bare-metal C firmware and a custom FOC algorithm for large BLDC motors on SAMD51 at United Home Audio. A Boettcher Scholar with an MEng in Robotics from CU Boulder and top grades across computer science and engineering, he blends analog hardware design (solenoid charge/discharge circuits) with hands-on firmware, sensor fusion, and real-time communication stacks. He also ships cross-platform consumer software—creating and maintaining a Flutter/Swift hangboard timer and earlier Android apps—demonstrating an uncommon full-stack maker mindset. Based in Fort Collins, he enjoys digging into low-level timing, PWM, SPI/I2C/UART interfaces, and turning academic control theory into reliable, production-ready embedded products.
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