Summary
John Mamish is a Senior FPGA Engineer with 13 years of embedded-systems experience, currently splitting his time between industry work at Ubicept, research as a graduate student at Georgia Tech, and consulting on firmware, FPGA, and PCB design. He excels at bare-metal firmware and digital design for low-power systems, with a particular interest in lossy data compression and creative audio-generating code born from his music hobby. His background spans robotics perception and sensor calibration at May Mobility to academic research in mobile computing, giving him a pragmatic blend of system-level rigor and experimental curiosity. Based in Cambridge, MA, he combines hands-on hardware skills with research-driven techniques to prototype power-efficient embedded solutions and enjoys collaborating on inventive projects.
13 years of coding experience
1 year of employment as a software developer
Bachelors, Computer Engineering, Bachelors, Computer Engineering at University of Michigan
Masters, Computer Engineering, Masters, Computer Engineering at Northwestern University