Summary
Nick Gamroth is a Firmware Modular Platform Architect with 14 years of experience building embedded and connected products across industrial, agricultural, and consumer domains. He blends hands-on firmware, PCB design, and motor-control development with cloud- and device-side software expertise, having led end-to-end product programs that cut BOM costs and brought multiple devices online. As Director of Engineering he scaled teams and manufacturing for agricultural electronics, and earlier roles include senior software-in-test and antenna systems engineering for the USAF, giving him deep systems-level insight into signal processing and test automation. He is fluent in C/C++/C#, Rust, embedded Linux, and modern IoT patterns (MQTT, remote provisioning), and has shipped mobile and server components as well as developer tooling. Based in Milwaukee, he excels at turning research-grade prototypes into reliable, manufacturable products while supporting customers in the field. A less obvious strength is his mix of RF/antenna background and firmware architecture, which helps him resolve tough hardware-software integration challenges quickly.
14 years of coding experience
21 years of employment as a software developer
University of Wisconsin-Madison
B.S Electrical Engineering, B.S Electrical Engineering at University of Wisconsin