My name is Jason Batts, and I have 25+ years in product development, including 13 years at Microchip in roles like Test Engineer, Design Engineer, Silicon Validation, and Applications Engineer. I specialize in developing products from concept to working systems. I can handle both hardware and software or work flexibly on specific areas like architecture and hardware design
Motivated, enthusiastic and dedicated to achieving goals
Collaborative Team Player
Self-starter and fast learner, with a strong background in mathematics and problem solving
Through all the product development, I’ve created a system for planning and designing working products. This system reduces costs (by reducing mistakes). I frequently make product improvements in lowering energy usage: important in battery-powered products along with Asset Management for fleet control management.
I have got lots of hands-on experience with oscilloscopes, logic-analyzers, JTAG/Debuggers, hardware/firmware debugging and troubleshooting. Leading-edge technologies such as USB/USB-C, Lithium Battery Charging, LED and Color Mixing, I2S Digital Audio, and Analog Measurements
Common Communication Busses:
CAN
I2C
SPI
USB
RS-232
RS-485
Hardware Prototype Design:
Microchip ATtiny202 Code Development
Energy Storage Monitoring System
PCB Power Usage Optimization
TI MSP430 Development
Bluetooth Application Schematic
Embedded System with PIC Microcontroller & Accelerometer
I have a small home laboratory where I have all the tools I need to develop/debug prototype boards for your product.
This includes (but not limited to)
Logic analyzers to quickly find issues with communication busses
Inspection equipment for verifying PCB assembly
Multiple programmers for Microchip, Atmel, and TI parts
Jason B. earns an estimated $25k/mo. That's 16.6× the typical freelancer and more than 99.99% of everyone we track.