Ray Kampmeier

Ray Kampmeier is an experienced Electrical and Firmware Engineer.

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Ray Kampmeier is an experienced electrical and firmware engineer with a passion for designing and building electronic devices. He has spent several years working in San Francisco as a firmware and electrical engineer, where he developed a deep understanding of the principles behind circuit design and the use of transistors in electronic devices.

Currently, Ray is focused on his personal project, The Humble Transistor, where he combines his expertise in analog circuits and transistors to create innovative electronic devices. He uses his skills in electrical engineering to develop creative solutions that are both functional and aesthetically pleasing.

Throughout his career, Ray has gained a reputation as a skilled problem-solver who can develop innovative solutions to complex engineering challenges. His deep understanding of circuit design and firmware development has allowed him to excel in his field and make a significant contribution to the industry.

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