Chris Voykin

Chris Voykin has a diverse work experience in the field of hardware development and engineering. They started their career as a Printed Circuit Board (PCB) Designer at High Density Design Inc in 2004, where they worked on a range of PCB designs, including high density, high speed, mixed signal, analog, and high power designs. They then moved on to Level Control Systems Inc as a PCB Design Specialist, focusing on developing high-quality digital loudspeaker management systems. In 2006, Chris joined Meyer Sound as a Hardware Designer, responsible for all aspects of hardware design, including schematic capture, PCB design, and hardware validation. They later became a Hardware Manager, leading teams and bringing multiple product designs to market. Chris excelled in this role and went on to become a Hardware Team Lead, playing a crucial role in navigating the company through challenging circumstances. Their most recent role at Meyer Sound was as the Director of Digital Hardware Development, where they focused on strategic procurement initiatives and alignment between different teams. Currently, Chris serves as the Engineering Director, Electronics & Firmware at Meyer Sound, responsible for developing long-term strategic goals and roadmaps and ensuring alignment with company goals and values.

Chris Voykin has a background in Electronics Engineering Technology from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology (SAIT). The specific start and end dates for this education are not provided. Additionally, Chris has pursued further education in Coaching and Mentoring from the UBC Sauder School of Business, although the duration of this program is not specified.

In addition to their formal education, Chris has obtained certifications in various areas. They have completed a course in Developing a Critical Thinking Mindset from LinkedIn in February 2023. Chris is also certified in Occupational First Aid, which they obtained from First Aid Certified Training Systems in August 2015. Furthermore, they hold a Certified Interconnect Designer (CID) certification from IPC, obtained in February 2012.