Luke McCrone is an experienced software engineer with over 10 years of experience building and debugging software that handles inter-device and software communication. With a BSC in Electrical and Computer Engineering from Drexel University, Master's of Engineering from the University of Maryland College Park and certification from Solar Energy International, Luke has shown a strong passion for software engineering, and also for the application of software to solve problems in energy.

Before becoming a software engineering contractor at Exolvo Designs Group, Luke worked at several organizations including Self-employed, RK Mechanical, Spectra Logic, and McMurdo group where he honed his expertise in communication between hardware devices, performance testing, and debugging tools, and consolidating data from various web APIs to create solutions. Luke is results-driven and enthusiastic, making him an excellent fit for freelance work in any field that involves building software.

Luke has a history of active and productive involvement in various organizations such as volunteer solar installer and team leader at GRID Alternatives, where he installed several solar projects for low-income families. As a software engineer, Luke has experience working with hardware manufacturers like Polycom, where he improved communication between Polycom's DMA and external hardware components. He has also handled maritime surveillance projects for Orolia, helping to create an effective and integrated system.

In summary, Luke's strong background in software engineering and experience in communication between different hardware devices makes him a great fit for any company looking to create solutions based on software.