Summary
Fredric Raab is an experienced systems engineer and educator with over three decades of hands-on work designing interactive multimedia, wireless systems, and cyber-infrastructure for research and public health. He led development of UCSD’s PALMS platform and a cell-phone messaging system used in clinical interventions, then transitioned to running STEM workshops, maker space operations, and Arduino/Raspberry Pi courseware for community college and K–12 students. Active in disaster response technology with the American Red Cross, he blends field-deployable communications and situational-awareness mapping using tools like ESRI ArcGIS Online. Equally comfortable inventing museum-scale interactive exhibits in the 1990s and prototyping IoT and SDR projects today, he brings a rare combination of academic, community-college teaching, and real-world emergency operations experience.
11 years of coding experience
28 years of employment as a software developer
Electrical and Electronics Engineering, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Syracuse University
Computer Science, Computer Science at Boston University