Richard Lee

WiFi Connectivity Validation Engineer

San Jose, California, United States
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Richard Lee is a WiFi Connectivity Validation Engineer with 12 years of embedded software experience, currently working at Apple in San Jose. He specializes in C and Python for telecommunications and aerospace devices, with deep hands-on expertise in PHY-layer development, RF characterization, and regulatory compliance for WiFi systems. Previously at Mimosa he ported ACS between 802.11 generations, added 160MHz/6GHz support, tuned DFS radar detection, and implemented automated Tx power calibration linking device ADC readings to LitePoint test equipment. His background includes real-time radar processing and instrument automation for aerospace and defense projects, plus teaching experience from Caltech that sharpens his ability to explain complex systems. Known for bridging low-level firmware, test automation, and lab-grade validation, he combines rigorous measurement-driven development with practical production deployment.
code13 years of coding experience
job7 years of employment as a software developer
bookInternational Baccalaureate Diploma, International Baccalaureate Diploma at Great Oak High School
bookCalifornia Institute of Technology
languagesChinese, English, Japanese

Github contributions (2)

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yoavfreund/UCSD-GOHS-DNHS

Jul 2013 - Sep 2013

Contributions:28 commits in 2 months
Can bus monitoring tool based on arduino and can bus shield. Implements CAN ASCII/SLCAN protocol compatible with Lawicel CAN232/CANUSB. Can be used for monitoring low speed CAN (interior can bus of most cars, less than 500kbps). For higher speeds serial port can become a bottleneck in case data density is high.
Contributions:1 push in 1 day
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