Scott Brown

Earned my B.S. in Electrical Engineering from MSOE and (MBA) Master Business Administration from Indiana Wesleyan University. Started my career with General Motors (Delco Electronics division) as a manufacturing test engineer where I developed manufacturing hardware and software for functional test systems to test airbag control modules used to deploy airbags in GM North American, and Asian market vehicles.

By the mid 1990's I was assigned to Lead systems engineer responsible for systems level design of antilock brake electronic stability control systems and Adaptive Cruise Control 77 GHZ vision-fusion radar system's for Cadillac, Ford, Jaguar, Volvo, and various aftermarket applications.

By 2009 to 2011 many of my assignments (contracted by Transportation Research Center in Ohio) involved systems engineering for chassis and suspension systems for GM and China OEM's. By 2012 BWI group offered me full time position as Technical Project Manager for ABS and suspension systems.

My current assignment is Program Manger Body Electronic Systems developing cell phone access systems for use on various OEM automotive platforms including autonomous vehicle programs.

Currently reside in South Lyon, MI

More conservative.

Flight lessons in which I experienced a self induced stall condition on a Cessna 172 Skyhawk aircraft and resulting 1000 foot drop in altitude.

A close second would be my 500 foot rock cliff repelling experience in Playa Del Carmen Mexico.