Fifteen years of electrical engineering across industrial automation, aerospace avionics, RF telecommunications, and electric mobility have given me a rare end-to-end perspective — from first principles on a whiteboard to hardware shipped at scale.
I began my career at Siemens Industrial Drives, designing three-phase motor control hardware and power conversion stages. A move to Airbus brought me into avionics PCB design under DO-254 DAL-B, followed by six years at Nokia Bell Labs working on mmWave antenna array front-ends and phased array radar. Most recently, I led electrical architecture for the powertrain ECU at a Series C e-motorcycle startup.
I hold seven patents across GaN power conversion, phased array beam-steering, and ultra-low-power IoT radio architectures. I'm an active IEE member and occasional IEEE TPEL reviewer.
Dmitri's GaN converter design hit our efficiency target of 97% on the very first prototype spin. That's extraordinary. His simulation discipline is unlike anything I've seen in 20 years of hardware development.
His phased array antenna front-end work was instrumental in our 5G NR base station winning the Verizon C-band contract. Dmitri's RF knowledge at mmWave frequencies is genuinely world-class.
We had a notoriously difficult EMC failure on a flight control board. Dmitri identified the root cause in two days of bench work that had stumped our team for three months. His systematic approach is remarkable.
Available for senior electrical engineering roles, hardware consulting, and power electronics design mandates in Europe and remotely. I respond to all serious enquiries within 24 hours.