Summary
Matt Kerschbaum is an experienced electrical engineer with over 10 years designing and testing embedded hardware across aerospace, AR/VR, maritime optical communications, and industrial automation. He has repeatedly delivered production-ready PCB, enclosure, and automated test systems—most recently building automated electrical test equipment and test software for satellite propulsion avionics at Amazon Kuiper and now working on AR/VR EE projects at Meta. His background spans hands-on lab work (SMT rework, field integration), firmware and test software development (C, Python, TestStand), and mechanical/ECAD tools (Altium, SolidWorks), enabling him to bridge hardware, firmware, and production test. A former Navy reactor electronics technician, he combines rigorous systems discipline with practical manufacturing experience, and has a track record of designing cost-saving test solutions and robust production systems. He holds graduate-level electrical engineering training from the University of Washington and University of Idaho. Colleagues rely on him for pragmatic engineering that moves prototypes into high-volume, mission-critical production.
11 years of coding experience
23 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science (MS) Electrical Engineering, Master of Science (MS) Electrical Engineering at University of Washington
BSEE/Minor in Math Electrical and Electronics Engineering, BSEE/Minor in Math Electrical and Electronics Engineering at St. Cloud State University
Master of Science (MS) EE, Master of Science (MS) EE at University of Idaho