Summary
Samuel Proulx is a firmware engineer with nine years of embedded and safety-critical systems experience, currently developing airfield lighting firmware and low-bandwidth networking solutions at ADB SAFEGATE. He is proficient in C++, Python, and Qt, and has worked across desktop, microcontroller, and SoC platforms to design communication protocols and remote sensing methods. His background includes network and I&C system design for the Naval Nuclear Laboratory and tool modernization for large simulation suites, demonstrating an ability to bridge hardware and software requirements. Samuel has hands-on experience building test frameworks, CI-friendly developer documentation, and cross-platform build systems using CMake, Sphinx, and Doxygen. He brings practical experience with constrained-device networking—investigating remote bolt-torque checks over space-limited links—and a track record of translating complex, safety-focused requirements into verifiable firmware. Based in Westerville, Ohio, he combines academic signal-processing research with applied systems engineering for mission-critical deployments.
9 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Electrical, Electronics and Communications Engineering at University of Notre Dame