Designing | Automating | Testing
Array of Engineers is a multidisciplinary engineering practice based in Grand Rapids, Michigan. It fuses various engineering disciplines to solve complex challenges and deliver innovative engineering solutions, including embedded software development, hardware design, model-based development, and automated testing. Its test automation tools, software expertise, and custom circuit designs reduce standard test timelines by over 90% on average.
Leverages custom automated hardware, software, and test scripts to reduce costs and timelines for verification and validation test efforts. The practice designs test equipment, end-of-line product testers, and embedded test software.
Provides software design, development, and testing for complex control systems and devices across the aerospace, medical, and automotive industries.
Designs field programmable gate arrays and printed circuit boards to implement real-time high-speed signal processing on low-powered embedded devices.
Develops programmable PCBs and customized carrier boards to automate test environments and build modern IoT systems.
Utilizes GPU computing and parallel processing to develop neural networks for cloud and edge-based image recognition and object detection.
Aerospace · Space · Defense · Automotive · Healthcare · Medical Devices · Agriculture
Aerospace · Client: Airbus
Developed, tested, and verified embedded software for the Hydraulic Monitoring and Control Application (HMCA) on the Airbus A350. The HMCA suite controls engine-driven pumps, fire shut-off valves, electrical motor pumps, system temperature warnings, and engine failure detection. Model-based development tools were used to automate code generation and streamline testing.
Aerospace · Client: Boeing
Supported the development of printed circuit boards and used automated test environments to perform verification and validation for the embedded hydraulic software on the Boeing 787 aircraft.
Space · Client: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
Partnered to support the Goddard On-orbit Servicing, Assembly and Manufacturing-1 (OSAM-1) satellite program. Developed FPGA test bench code for the high-power motor controller on the spacecraft's robotic arm and performed software profiling calculations using MATLAB modeling, bench testing, and Verilog simulations.
Space · Client: NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Developed field-programmable gate array (FPGA) test code to support NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL) Europa Lander program.