Summary
Dave Mccoy is a hardware engineer with 14 years of experience designing electronics, firmware, and FPGA systems for research labs, startups, and product teams. Based in Cambridge, MA, he has led hardware design, manufacturing, and kernel/FPGA firmware development at MIT aeroastro research and currently at Tycho.AI, bringing practical prototyping tools to engineers and hobbyists through his work at Cospan Design. He combines deep hands-on skills—from schematic capture and PCB layout to kernel drivers and HDL cores—with a founder’s mindset for shipping usable products. Notably, he has delivered low-level firmware and FPGA solutions such as DDR3 controllers and MCU ports of higher-level languages, demonstrating fluency across software-hardware boundaries.
14 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
University of California, Irvine