During the past 7 years at Fluke, he has worked on the teams that wrote the firmware for the 113, 754, 233, CNX and Fluke Connect® wireless tool systems. Thomas is actively involved in promoting engineering education. He is a software mentor for FIRST FRC (First Robotics Competition) and Fluke’s Internship program. Prior to joining Fluke, Thomas worked at JohnsonDiversey Equipment designing peristaltic pump controller for industrial dish and laundry systems. Thomas holds a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from Seattle Pacific University and a Technician class Amateur Radio License (call sign KD6TYV).