Remington Furman is an embedded systems engineer with over 15 years of experience in firmware and hardware. He currently works on Software Defined Radios for the rail industry and has worked on underwater acoustic modems, RF soil moisture sensors, and industrial motor controllers.
He received a BS in Computer Engineering from the University of Washington in 2008. He caught the DSP bug with low-cost SDR dongles in 2012 and holds an Extra Class amateur radio license.
Remington enjoys teaching and took a year-long break from engineering to build and maintain exhibits at the Pacific Science Center, where he fell in love with their mechanical tide computer.
His technical blog at https://remcycles.net/ contains posts about signal processing, numeric programming, and various software tools.