Ivris B. Raymond

Hands-On Training In Semiconductors (HOTIS) is a collaborative effort between several faculty at the University of Michigan to provide education on semiconductor design, manufacturing and applications of semiconductors (control systems, AI, etc.) to High School students. I have given lectures, led labs, and developed some of the instructional material for this initiative.

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• Identified communication and reporting issues in diagnostic software and architected a holistic dashboarding solution for reporting these issues in third-person software. This solution provides a usable problem notification and identification mechanism to analysts with non-technical backgrounds.
• Implemented a stop-gap solution for catching these problems until the long-term solution is able to be implemented by the development teams.

• Designed hardware for an OBD-II interface device and assisted in implementing an RTOS for this device.