Some news here – after a little more than a year with DropLabs, earlier this month I was fortunate to accept a position with Amazon’s Lab126 division, working on audio products’ audio architecture engineering. I’ll be relocating to the Seattle area, and working out of one of Amazon’s Bellevue offices, just after Christmas this year. Family-wise, we are looking forward to getting back to the Pacific Northwest, just across the border from my family in Vancouver Canada. I’ve been with my new team for only a short time, and already I can see great teamwork and great team members to work with.
I’m very proud of my time at DropLabs. Besides working on some patented technology, and re-engineering the transducers, I also rewrote with the firmware team the audio pipeline code, and worked on various technology investigations, all with a great team of people. The team held together against all odds during this pandemic year, to relaunch a re-engineered product in the fall, without being able to travel to manage prototype runs in China in person. DropLabs has a great product and technology, and it was my great privilege to work on something so different from what I have worked on previously.
Far North Electroacoustics 