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Pablo Vazquez

@pablovazquez1

I develop electronic products, embedded systems, and test solutions for aerospace, automotive, and autonomous vehicle applications.

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I develop electronic products and test solutions at Safran, managing engineering change requests, component selection, obsolescence, test fixtures, system simulation, and aerospace qualification testing.

At Alten Mexico, supporting Stellantis, I owned connected-services features and libraries, created test plans and procedures, resolved issues, and contributed technical benchmarking.

I've designed PCBs for traffic-management applications at Cactus Traffic, along with traffic-light enclosures in SolidWorks.

My master's work at Tecnológico de Monterrey focused on sensor fusion for a GPS-guided autonomous agricultural vehicle. I've also built an FPGA-based 8-bit CPU and a PIC18F internal-combustion-engine controller in assembly.

Experience

Work history, roles, and key accomplishments

Current

Electronics Product Engineer I

Current

Safran

Jan 2024 - Present (2 years 8 months)

Responsible for Engineering Change Requests (ECRs) for electronic products, obsolescence management, electronic component selection, design of test fixtures, final product level testing for aerospace qualification, and system level simulation.

Engineering Change Management Obsolescence Management Component Selection Test Fixture Design Aerospace Qualification Simulation

Connected Services Functional Engineer

Alten Mexico

Jan 2024 - Dec 2024 (11 months)

External employee for Stellantis, an automotive industry leader. Served as feature owner, library owner, and author, created test plans and procedures, resolved issues, and provided benchmarking and technical leadership.

Feature Ownership Test Planning Issue Resolution Benchmarking Technical Leadership

Department of Innovation

Cactus Traffic

Jan 2019 - Dec 2019 (11 months)

Designed Printed Circuit Boards (PCBs) for traffic management applications and designed encasing structures for traffic lights using SolidWorks and Protheus.

PCB Design Solidworks Protheus Traffic Management