About Tyler
I lead software/hardware engineering for an IoT device platform centered around validation of localization and environmental conditions..
My career has been focused on automated vehicle, city infrastructure, vehicle data logging, and test scenario design. I spent time at Ford Motor Company and Mcity. My prior work experience includes health care data warehousing, energy trading, and writing for Make: Magazine.
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I am an Honor graduate of the Moravian College (Bethlehem, PA) Computer Science program, Class of 2007. I studied under the advisement of Ben Coleman. During my time at Moravian I developed an interest in distributed computing and network algorithms. I worked with Dr. Gerencher of the Moravian College Earth Science department on the Seismic Internet Monitoring Application (SIMA) building internet connected Seismometers using a PIC micro-controller. In my final year at the college, I wrote my honors thesis exploring network routing algorithms on specific (graph) topologies of networks. Part of the project required modeling network topologies and designing a discrete-event simulation of traffic across the desired topologies. The paper is available here.
I live with my wife Kim in Superior Township, just outside of Ann Arbor, MI. We were introduced by co-workers at the University of Michigan Health System.
We spend our time together working on our home, gardening, camping, and traveling.