Konstantin Zeltser

Konstantin Zeltser has diverse work experience in hardware engineering, specializing in FPGA development and design. Konstantin is currently working at Varex Imaging Corporation as an FPGA Engineer. Before that, they worked at Radware for seven years as a HW Engineer, where they developed and tested HW load balancing and DDOS protection solutions. At Radware, they were responsible for all aspects of hardware designing and worked with external subcontractors and ODM contractors.

Prior to Radware, Konstantin worked at Roseman Engineering as a HW Engineer, designing computerized vehicle fleet management systems. Konstantin has experience in microcontroller-based hardware design and testing systems with wireless interfaces, such as Zigbee, NFC/RFID, and 400MHz/2.4 GHz proprietary RF technologies.

Before Roseman Engineering, they worked at Oridion Medical as an Electronics Engineer, participating in the design and testing of a new generation Capnography monitor. Konstantin performed various engineering functions, including hardware design, part/component selection, schematic design, PCB design, and generating BOM.

Konstantin's earliest work experience was at VeriFone, where they worked for 13 years as a Senior HW Engineer. Konstantin specialized in board-level design and was involved in all phases of new product development, from conception to high volume production release. Konstantin has expertise in designing wireless devices based on ARM processors with interfaces such as GSM, WiFi, CDMA, Ethernet, USB, and battery management/protection/charger circuits.

Konstantin Zeltser completed their Bachelor of Science degree in Electronic Engineering from the Holon Institute of Technology between the years 2001 and 2005. In addition to their formal education, they obtained various certifications, including "The Hardware/Software Interface" and "Image and video processing: From Mars to Hollywood with a stop at the hospital" from Coursera in June 2013 and March 2013, respectively. Konstantin also completed courses on "An Introduction to Interactive Programming in Python" and "Computer Networks" from Coursera, although the specific dates of completion are not provided.