Cameron Bravo is an operations research scientist and experimental physicist with a decade of experience translating high-energy particle physics expertise into applied lab operations and instrumentation. He holds a PhD from UCLA and has led firmware, DAQ, and detector development at CERN, SLAC, and PSI before transitioning to biotechnology QC and analytical services for injectable pharmaceuticals. Skilled in data analysis, FPGA prototyping, radiation detection, and experimental systems, he combines hands-on hardware design with statistical and operational problem-solving. Based in Mountain View, he has a track record of mentoring teams, reducing detector noise through instrumentation work, and moving complex research projects into production-grade laboratory workflows. Notably, his background spans both large-scale collider experiments and regulated pharmaceutical lab operations, giving him a rare cross-domain perspective on quality, traceability, and robust system design.
10 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
Ray-Pec High School
Bachelor of Science (BS) Physics and Mathematics, Bachelor of Science (BS) Physics and Mathematics at University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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