Learn about FPGAs (Field Programmable Gate Arrays) in the embedded space.
Topics include:
What are FPGAs and why use them
Processing types
Coding methods
This is part one of a three-part series discussing FPGAs and how to use them. When you register you can opt-in to auto register for part 2 and 3 of the series.
Isaac was born and raised in Plano, TX. After graduating cum laude from Texas A&M University with a Bachelors in Industrial Distribution, Isaac is now conveniently located in the VMA Plano office. Isaac is known for having an extensive work history, a positive attitude, and proactive work ethic. He is driven by curiosity, competition, and the thrill of seeing everyone succeed. Outside of the office, Isaac enjoys quality time with his family, going to the gym, playing with his 2 dogs, nerding out over tv shows, and playing/watching competitive sports – mostly Basketball.
Richard was born and raised in Arizona. Attended Arizona State University with a focus in Mechanical Engineering and then fell into Technical Project Management. After 12 years of managing large budget projects spanning system integrations and upgrades, he transitioned into the role of Field Sales Engineer with VMA.
Richard has a deep passion for building relationships with his clients and principals, and supporting them to problem solve and develop innovative solutions. Outside of the office, Richard can be found volunteering as a mentor and coach of high school students at his church, running and hiking the extensive trails of Arizona, and spending time with his wife, 2 boys, 2 girls, and 2 grandkids. Richard is located in our Arizona office.
Tarin was born and raised in Wisconsin, graduated from the University of Wisconsin-Stout and received a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. Prior to Vic Myers she worked in the hospitality industry 20+ years as a Sales Analyst/Administrator.
In her spare time, Tarin enjoys spending time with her family, traveling to historical sites throughout the United States, reading, going to movies and concerts. On the weekends you will find Tarin at her nephews’ band concerts and baseball games. In addition, music and dance have been a part of her life with musical contrasting influences ranging from Prince to Olivia Newton-John. Tarin is located in our Arizona office.
Natalie Myers joined Vic Myers Associates in September 2021 and is excited to be part of the team. She received her bachelor’s in business administration from the University of Phoenix and prior to her position as Inside Sales Administration she worked in the Hospitality Industry for over 15 years as a Senior Sales Administrator. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, daughter, family and friends along with watching sporting events, traveling, hiking and cheering on her daughter in dance and basketball! Natalie is located in our Arizona office.
Taylor is a Texas native, and grew up in the small town of Boerne, Texas. He attended Texas A&M University, where earned his bachelor’s degree in Engineering. After college he was recruited by a Manufacturer’s Rep Firm, where he spent the first 7 years of his career. Initially hired on as an inside salesperson, Taylor quickly accelerated within the organization and expanded into various other roles such as Distribution Manager, and Field Sales Engineer. Taylor then spent the following 7 years working for an electronic component distributor named Electro Enterprises that almost exclusively supported the mil/aero market.
Taylor worked as a Field Sales Engineer supporting the Texas, Utah and New Mexico territory, Product Manager, as well as Director or Business Development where he managed a team of 10 Field Sales Professionals across the entire United States. Gathering from his previous experiences, Taylor has now taken on the role of Field Sales Engineer with Vic Myers supporting the Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiana, and Arkansas territory. Outside of the office you will usually find Taylor either spending time with his wife and two young children, or out on the lake bass fishing.
