Lisa Simone's Social Media Resume
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I'm currently at the FDA as a member of the Office of Science and Engineering Laboratories, and continue to consult in the embedded technology design and assessment, technical
education and technical writing.
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I am using this page to help you "connect the dots" and learn more than the dry details in my resume and
CV - which are located on the left. They'll provide the laundry list of what I've done, but not my underlying motivations or style - who I am.
My bio page summarizes my industry experience, research work, university curriculum development and teaching, public speaking, writing, and volunteer work. And with less pain than a full resume.
But what's harder to tease out is who I am and what ties everything together - the underlying theme of outside-the-box thinking you'll find when working with me.
I was thrown into the fire the first day of my first job -
troubleshooting a raging thermal problem on a little medical device. I
found a software bug that first day, thus launching my career as an
emergency problem solver. I could have ended up as a
one-sided embedded guru, but my writing and music background wouldn't allow
me to stay ensconced as a technical guru in the lab forever.
And I still like to get my hands dirty when I need to (and want to)! I'm most effective performing
in-depth technical analysis, designing embedded systems, problem-solving, leading pure research
and R&D teams, and learning and sharing information with others. I
also enjoy public speaking, lecturing, writing, and mentoring children K-12 and in college to get them excited about careers in math and science.
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