Biography
Max Radermacher is a Postdoctoral Research Associate at Northeastern University studying with Professor Purnima Ratilal-Makris in the Laboratory for Ocean Acoustics and Ecosystem Sensing. His research involves the design, development and fabrication of large-densely populated linear towable ocean acoustic coherent hydrophone arrays.
- Electronic Design
- Power Electronics
- Ocean Acoustics
PhD in Electrical Engineering, 2025
Northeastern University
MS in Electrical Engineering, 2022
Northeastern University
BS in Electrical Engineering, 2018
University of New Hampshire
Skills
Bar fullness equates to level of experience of respective skill
NI Multisim, OrCAD Cadence PCB Solutions, Cadence Allegro Free Physical Viewer, Circuit Studio/Altium Designer (Schematic & Layout)
Photolithography (& lift-off), Profilometer (Metrology), Sputtering (DC & Reactive), Dry etching, Wafer Dicing, SEM, XRD (~20 hour clean room experience)
LTspice, LTpowerCAD, Noise Tool
Experience
- Schematic and Layout Design
- Ocean acoustic array experimental design and development
- Transducer analysis
- Designed electronic systems for:
- night vision goggles, thermals, range finders and aiming lasers
- Led Electrical work on multiple R&D projects
- Conducted intricate tests and record detailed results for customers and coworkers
- Created technical reports about Hall Effect Current Sensors
- Conducted complex simulations for customers in Simulink
- Worked with international vendors to debug and test the functionality of their product’s parts
- Trained colleagues on how to use state of the art equipment and created necessary learning tutorials
- Maintained and upgraded MATLAB graphical user interfaces
Accomplishments
Projects
160-element Coherent Hydrophone Array
An example of using the in-built project page.
Gallery
Publications
Contact
Please reach out with questions or inquiries regarding my CV and I will get back as soon as possible.
- radermacher.m@northeastern.edu
- 360 Huntington Ave, Boston, MA 02115