Long Nguyen

Vice President of Engineering @Mach Industries

Huntington Beach, CA, US
EMAILS
l••••••••@machindustries.com
MOBILE NUMBERS
+91 *********19

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WORK HISTORY

Mar 2025 — Present

Vice President of Engineering @Mach Industries

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EDUCATION

1993 — 1998

University of Ottawa

Bachelor of Applied Science (B.A.Sc.), Electrical and Electronics Engineering

SKILLS

Pcb DesignHardware ArchitecturePcieVerilogDebuggingHigh Speed Hardware Board DesignApplication-Specific Integrated Circuits (Asic)HardwareVhdlSignal IntegrityProcessorsEthernetFirmwareSocTestingFpgaAsic

ABOUT LONG NGUYEN

Long Nguyen is an accomplished engineering professional with extensive experience in electrical and hardware engineering. Currently serving as the Head of Electrical Engineering at Mach Industries since October 2024, Long previously held the position of Head of Avionics at AstroForge, where responsibilities included the architecture and design of critical flight systems. Long’s prior roles include Principal Electrical Engineer at Relativity Space, where contributions were made to the Terran-1 One Controller hardware, and a significant tenure at Broadcom Limited from 2005 to 2021, managing hardware engineering efforts for high-performance Ethernet Controller network interface cards. Before that, Long served as Senior Hardware Engineer at Calix Networks, focusing on the development of broadband access systems and networking hardware. Long’s impressive career began in the late 1990s at Alcatel-Lucent, contributing to foundational innovations in networking hardware. Long holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Electrical and Electronics Engineering from the University of Ottawa, Canada.* Recognized for outstanding achievements with the prestigious Mentor Graphics 2010 PCB Technology Leadership Awards, specifically in the \"Computers, Blade & Servers, Memory Systems\" category.* Holds US Patent #8,212,392 B2, awarded on July 3, 2012, for the invention titled \"Method and System For Supplying Power To Multiple Voltage Islands Using a Single Supply Source

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