Overarching Aaron Schultz's engineering career is diversification. System engineering roles in both design and applications have exposed Schultz to topics ranging across battery management, photovoltaics, dimmable LED drive circuits, low voltage and high current DC-DC conversion, high speed fiber optic communication, advanced DDR3 memory R&D, custom tool development, validation, and basic analog circuits. Over half the career has been spent in power conversion. His specialization is, well, providing value the specifics as a generalist.
He is presently an applications engineering manager in the LPS business unit. His schooling includes Carnegie Mellon University (’93) and MIT (’95).
By night he plays jazz piano.
