Ken specializes in digital hardware training and design. His FPGA of choice is Xilinx. His main focus is on FPGA design using VHDL and Verilog.

Ken has 10 years of industrial training experience, and prior to that worked at Concordia University as a teacher/trainer for another 10 years. He has experience doing both industrial training as well as at the University and CEGEP (College) levels. Ken also has a wealth of industrial design experience.

Formally Ken has completed a masters degree in Electrical Engineering. Ken is also certified by Xilinx to train many of their courses.