Menen, Flemish Region, Belgium
Hello! I’m Tom, a Belgian freelance electronics hardware engineer focused on PCB design and hardware development. I help companies bring electronic products to life — from the first schematic to a production-ready design. Every stage is handled with care and precision, including firmware bring-up, mechanical fit checks, and thorough documentation to ensure a smooth path to manufacturing. My focus is on delivering reliable, well-documented hardware that integrates seamlessly into your product. I work with companies across industrial, medical, IoT, maritime, and defence sectors — turning ideas into robust, manufacturable electronics.
I’m a Belgian freelance electronics hardware engineer with a focus on PCB design and hardware development. From the first schematic to a production-ready design, every step is handled with care and precision. Firmware bring-up, mechanical fit checks, and thorough documentation ensure a smooth path to manufacturing. Delivering reliable, well-documented hardware that integrates seamlessly into your product is what I love to do. I support companies across industrial, medical, IoT, maritime, and defence sectors — helping them turn ideas into robust, manufacturable electronics. Companies I work(ed) for: OIP, Teledyne FLIR, Covestro (formerly Bayer MaterialScience), Sumum, dotOcean, Qweriu, ...
allóra Factory offers you custom long range and low power sensor and actuator development. We mainly focus on battery powered LoRaWAN solutions. We have the knowledge and experience in house to build your own wireless sensor. We can support you all the way from proof-of-concept up to a production ready product. We can even follow up the production. You focus on your application and market, we'll take care of the rest.
Application Engineer on the Industrial ASSP (Application Specific Standard Products) at ON Semiconductor (formerly AMI Semiconductor). Working on new integrated circuits (chips) for motor applications (stepper motor, single phase BLDC, 3 phase BLDC, ...), KNX (building automation, knx.org) and CAN (Controller Area Network). This includes: - development of IP (intellectual property) - development of intelligent algorithms for driving motors sensorless - development of intelligent algorithms for torque adaptive motor applications - development of intelligent algorithms for motor characterization - building Proof-of-Concepts (PoC) - writing of application notes - writing of datasheets - development of reference designs and evaluation kits - software development - firmware development - hardware development - PCB design - customer and FAE (Field Application Engineers) support
Test Engineer on ADSL products: - testing of new products - development of automated test platforms - lab responsible