Grant Freese is an experienced embedded software engineer with a strong background in hardware development. He graduated from Arizona State University with a degree in Computer Systems Engineering, and has since worked for a variety of prominent companies in the technology, engineering, and automotive sectors. Freese is known for his ability to solve complex, multidisciplinary problems and enjoys working collaboratively on interesting projects that allow him to learn and grow.

Throughout his career, Freese has held a variety of engineering positions, including Staff BMS Firmware Engineer at Aptera Motors, Lead Firmware Engineer at ZOLA Electric, and Senior Firmware Engineer at JUUL Labs. He has also worked as a Software Engineer at Northrop Grumman Corporation and as an Embedded Software Engineer at PCH Lime Lab. Additionally, Freese has experience in R&D, electrical engineering, and firmware development at companies such as Alta Motors, Comtech EF Data, and Applied Satellite Engineering.

Freese is a driven engineer with a passion for technology and innovation. He is dedicated to developing high-quality software and hardware solutions that meet real-world needs, and is committed to staying up-to-date with the latest trends and advancements in his field. His goal is to continue working on exciting and challenging projects with other talented professionals in order to further develop his skills and make a positive impact on the world.