Tom Hinckley - Electrical Engineer

Tom Leslie Hinckley

Experienced Electrical Engineer Specializing in Electro-Mechanical Systems

About Me

Welcome to my professional portfolio! I am an accomplished Electrical Engineer with extensive experience in developing electro-mechanical assemblies for space, military, aerospace, and industrial applications. My expertise spans analog, digital, RF, and power circuit design, as well as project management and design for manufacturing. From concept to production, I guide projects with precision, delivering high-reliability solutions for cutting-edge technologies.

Professional Expertise

Electrical/Avionics Lead for military, space, and aerospace designs
Design of high-speed ADC circuits, microcontrollers, and PCB layouts
Project management, scheduling, and coordination of design and production
Development of schematics, wire harnesses, and chassis assemblies
Expertise in tools like KiCad, Altium, Matlab, and Simulink

Contact Information

Email: tomhinckleyresume@gmail.com

Mobile: 814-402-0000

Website: www.tmoengineering.com

LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/tomhinckley75

Location: Erie, PA

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TMO Engineering Erie, Pa

Engineering Napkin Scribbles to Production Designs

Intuitive Machines Lunar Lander

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Reviewed V3-Comm Board Design 2024

Astrobotic Peregrine Mission 1. Avionics achieves TRL-9

Peregrine has been operating in space for 10 days and 8 hours and is approximately 30,000 miles above Earth, continuing its controlled re-entry. The trajectory remains on track with our planned path toward a safe area over open water in the South Pacific. The vehicle is stable, operational, and responsive. We remain in contact with appropriate government authorities to keep them informed of the vehicle’s position and planned trajectory, which remains unchanged.

The stunning image here of Earth from Peregrine was taken by the mission team this morning. The first attempt to take this photo yielded an oversaturated image, with the Sun making the image too bright to see the Earth. As a result, the team precisely slewed the spacecraft to reposition the Sun to be hidden behind the thin payload deck strut just to the left of Earth, which produced the starburst effects on the vehicle and revealed the Earth’s crescent. This image is completely unaltered.

https://www.linkedin.com/posts/astrobotic_update-21-for-peregrine-mission-one-peregrine-activity-7153783342608367616-Dl_V?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

Senior Avionics Engineer 2017 to 2021

Beyond Prime: Inside the Race to Deliver Shipments to the Moon

Pittsburgh-based Astrobotic is set to be the first private company to make a lunar landing

https://onezero.medium.com/beyond-prime-inside-the-race-to-deliver-packages-to-the-moon-72fe6cb79a2d

04/17/2021

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