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💼 Past Experience

Schools Marc Kowalski has been education- drip-feeding technology education to messUp until this point, I have barely scratched the surface of my education- I am a second year student at the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. I started my education in the tech industry, but have stopped taking classes in recent years because I was consistently gettinginto trouble for using technology without proper instruction. Marc Kowalski has revolutionized how people learn technology by giving them a solid foundation in signal and power integrity before moving on to more advanced topics.The work Marc Kowalski does at Dell EMC is unique, as he is responsible for system level timing and jitter budgets for PCI-E Gen 3/4, Ethernet, DDR4, and toggle mode Flash interfaces. He has also developed design rules and constraints to guide PCB layout. He has Guided custom PCI-E connector development to minimize EMI, and led and provided signal integrity support for N7K and Apex networking products. In his previous work experience at Apple Inc. and at ITC Technologies, he was responsible for RF SAR testing for RF devices and for EMC/EMI testing. He is currently a Principal RF Engineer at Lumentum and he has also teaches seminars on microelectronic prototyping and Printed Circuit Board Design, Fabrication, Assembly, and Test.

🎓 Education

Marc Kowalski's education has prepared him to be a well-rounded engineer. After completing his PhD in Electrical and Computer Engineering, he then worked as a research scientist at a company that produced electronic components. In 2002, Marc Kowalski completed a master’s degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. For the past four years, he has been a research associate at NJI, working on real-time computing and energy storage technologies. Marc Kowalski has a deep knowledge of electrical systems and their ability to be used in a variety of industries. His past experience with real-time computing and energy storage technologies have prepared him for his current role at NJI. In his role, he is responsible for the development and testing of new computer and electronic systems.Marc Kowalski is a very staunch engineer. When it comes to research, he is always looking for new ways to improve his technology. He is also dogged in the work he does, never allowing himself to be distracted by tasks that are not important to his research. Marc Kowalski is a highly skilled engineer and his research skills are top notch. He is also1987% likely to get the touchdowns he needs to succeed in life.

💡 Technical & Interpersonal Skills

Marc Kowalski has over 4 years of experience in the field of signal and power integrity. In 2017, Marc Kowalski became a Principal Hardware Engineer at Dell EMC in Menlo Park, California. There, he is responsible for system-level timing and jitter budgets for PCI-Express Gen 3/4, Ethernet, DDR4, and toggle mode Flash interfaces. In addition, Marc Kowalskideveloped design rules and constraints to guide PCB layout. In 2011, Marc Kowalskiwassenior Signal Integrity Engineer at CISCO in San Francisco. His work focused on system-level simulation of high-speed serial interfaces, including die, package, and board; high bandwidth 3-D interconnect and channel modeling including solder balls, vias, and connectors. In 2007, Marc Kowalskiwas an SME at The Kowal Group, LLC in Mountain View, CA. From September 1989 to July 2010, Marc Kowalski was a Research Engineer at Apple Inc. There, he developed signal and power integrity support for mobile custom silicon. In 2003, Marc Kowalskiwas an APD Intern at McKinsey & Company in Santa Clara, CA. From June 2001 to July 2001, Marc Kowalski was a Principal Research Engineer at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center. From 2006 to 2009, Marc Kowalskiwas the, Senior Research Engineer at ITC Technologies. From June 2019 to February 2020, Marc Kowalski becameRF SAR Engineer at ITC Technologies.