Cameron Emery

Embedded firmware and systems work on automotive accessibility platforms — drive-by-wire shifters, throttle/brake interfaces, and servo-actuated gear controls across multi-MCU architectures (PIC32MK, dsPIC33, Cortex-M, i.MX8/i.MX93).

• Solved a shifter integration problem within the first months on the job by adapting an existing CAN/LIN-based control system to operate over SENT. Designed a custom PCB built around OEM-first operation, asserting control only when the accessibility system requires it — preserving native vehicle behavior by default.
• Develop and debug real-time C/C++ firmware for safety-critical drive-by-wire subsystems; validate against CAN, CAN-FD, LIN, and SENT using oscilloscopes and logic analyzers.
• Lead root-cause investigations on field issues spanning firmware timing, CRC validation, analog signal conditioning, and relay-based switching.
• Improved responsiveness and maintainability of Linux-based HMI (Qt/QML) used in production vehicles.
• Work directly with mechanical, electrical, and production teams to move prototypes into reliable production hardware.

• Independent SaaS venture building web applications for creators and small businesses.
• Designed and built two full-stack applications end-to-end (architecture, APIs, database, frontend, deployment).
• Implemented RESTful and GraphQL APIs, OAuth 2.0 authentication, and CI/CD deployment pipelines.
• Stack: Laravel, React, PostgreSQL, Django