Summary
Glenn Neidermeier is a Staff Engineer with over 11 years of hands-on experience building embedded systems and automotive-grade software, currently supporting Carrier’s Infinity® Touch Control thermostat platform. He blends deep C and Java development skills with practical expertise in CAN/RV-C, BLE, RESTful APIs, and OpenADR integrations, often working within rigorous RTC-driven development processes. His career spans product-focused roles from real-time engine control and emissions systems to consumer HVAC and RV touch controllers, with a proven track record of debugging elusive low-level faults and improving release traceability via automation. Glenn’s background in electrical and electronics engineering and repeated work on resource-constrained ARM and dsPIC platforms give him a systems-level perspective that helps bridge firmware, middleware, and cloud-facing interfaces. Notably, he has repeatedly accelerated development through tooling—introducing git workflows, leveraging Busmaster for CAN simulation, and scripting release automation to tighten the loop from code to production. Based in Grand Rapids, MI, he combines pragmatic troubleshooting with a steady focus on reliability in safety- and performance-critical applications.
11 years of coding experience
16 years of employment as a software developer
BS, Electrical and Electronics Engineering, BS, Electrical and Electronics Engineering at Indiana State University