Summary
Sicris Embay is a firmware and embedded systems engineer with nine years of focused experience designing, implementing, and validating motion control and motor systems for industrial and consumer products. Currently advising on low-voltage motor and motion control at Halliburton, he led sensorless field-oriented control firmware for PMSMs used in downhole tools and has owned middleware and BSP architecture for complex embedded products. He combines deep RTOS and DSP expertise with hands-on hardware know-how across a wide range of MCUs (TI C2000, ARM Cortex-Mx, PIC, ESP32, STM8) and practical lab instrumentation skills, enabling rapid prototyping and reliable production deployments. Sicris is comfortable driving cross-functional coordination with vendors and QA, and has repeatedly reduced development cycles by creating internal tools and automated test fixtures. He holds advanced studies in embedded systems and has a track record of translating control-theory models (MATLAB/Simulink) into robust firmware for real-world electromechanical systems.
9 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science Electronics and Communications Engineering, Bachelor of Science Electronics and Communications Engineering at Mindanao State University
Masters of Engineering Computer Engineering Major in Digital System Design, Masters of Engineering Computer Engineering Major in Digital System Design at University of San Carlos
Exchange Student Program Electrical Engineering, Exchange Student Program Electrical Engineering at Tohoku University
Master of Science Embedded Systems, Master of Science Embedded Systems at Nanyang Technological University Singapore