Three new engineering positions filled at Renkus-Heinz
Renkus-Heinz, a leading manufacturer of professional loudspeakers, has bolstered its research and development team with the addition of three new engineering hires: Hai Le, Robert Newman, and Peng Yin. Each brings a unique set of skills and expertise to the company, aiming to drive innovation in the field of audio technology.
Hai Le Joins as Embedded Software Engineer
Hai Le, with over 20 years of experience in embedded software development, has joined Renkus-Heinz as an embedded software engineer. His career spans various industries including computer storage, networking, medical devices, flight software, and traffic detection. He holds a master’s degree in computer science from California State University, Fullerton. Hai Le is eager to apply his skills to audio and sound technology at Renkus-Heinz.
Robert Newman Takes on Loudspeaker Engineering Technician Role
Robert Newman, with 15 years of professional audio experience, has joined Renkus-Heinz as a loudspeaker engineering technician. His expertise lies in transducer design, manufacturing, and testing. Before joining Renkus-Heinz, he was a technical head at an audio engineering company. Robert Newman is looking forward to contributing to Renkus-Heinz's innovations in loudspeaker technology.
Peng Yin Joins as Senior Software Engineer
Peng Yin, with a background in real-time systems, signal processing, and .NET development, has joined Renkus-Heinz as a senior software engineer. He has completed two master’s degrees at the University of California, Irvine, and has held various software engineering roles since 2016. Peng Yin is passionate about blending software engineering with the art of sound and looks forward to building tools that push the boundaries of acoustic innovation.
All three engineers work under the direction of engineering manager Chad DeFranco and contribute to Renkus-Heinz’s goal of advancing professional loudspeaker technologies through innovation. With the addition of these new hires, Renkus-Heinz's engineering team expands, setting the stage for exciting developments in the world of audio technology.
[1] Hai Le, Robert Newman, and Peng Yin are new engineering hires at Renkus-Heinz. [2] Hai Le has over 20 years of experience in embedded software development. [3] Robert Newman has 15 years of experience in professional audio. [4] Robert Newman has transferred from a technical head role at an audio engineering company. [5] Peng Yin's role at Renkus-Heinz is as a senior software engineer. [6] Peng Yin's background includes real-time systems, signal processing, and .NET development. [7] Peng Yin has joined Renkus-Heinz as a senior software engineer. [8] Peng Yin is passionate about blending software engineering with the art of sound. [9] Peng Yin has completed two master's degrees at the University of California, Irvine. [10] Hai Le, Robert Newman, and Peng Yin will support Renkus-Heinz's goals. [11] Hai Le has worked on products for various industries, including computer storage, networking, medical devices, flight software, and traffic detection. [12] Robert Newman's focus is on transducer design, manufacturing, and testing. [13] Robert Newman is looking forward to contributing to Renkus-Heinz's loudspeaker performance. [14] Peng Yin has held various software engineering roles since 2016. [15] Peng Yin will work closely with engineering manager Chad DeFranco and the wider engineering team. [16] Robert Newman has joined Renkus-Heinz as a loudspeaker engineering technician. [17] Peng Yin is excited to contribute to groundbreaking audio technologies. [18] Hai Le's educational background includes a master’s degree in computer science from California State University, Fullerton.
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