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WNEC Class of '98

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Hello family, friends, and other guests! My name is David Zawacki and I would like to thank you for stopping by today. I started this website during my senior year in college, so that I would always be able to keep in touch with everyone (no matter where I live or how many times I move). It has proven to be a good idea, since I have lived in seven different places in the past 10 years.

Western New England College was recently named to "America's Best Colleges in 2008" by USNews. I am currently serving as the class correspondent for the Class of '98. For anyone that is interested, a complete copy of my resume is now available online.

My most recent position is Test Development Engineer at Teradyne which is located in North Reading, Massachusetts.   Some of my responsibilities included the design, implementation, and verification of automated test equipment in the field of RF/Microwave Engineering.

In my "spare time" I also enjoy taking classes at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts.  I am currently pursuing my MSEE degree in Microwave Engineering on a part-time basis.  Outside of our high-tech world, I also enjoy playing softball and volleyball on various teams in the greater Boston area.

I spent six years working for Osram Sylvania in Danvers, Massachusetts. I was also fortunate to have worked as an exchange engineer for Osram GmbH in the great city of Augsburg, Germany. Augsburg is one of greatest cities dating back to The Renaissance Period. Click here to see pictures from my stay in Europe.

I have been a member of The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) since 1994. I am also a former member of the IEEE Student Branch at Western New England College.

In October of 1997, I attended my third national conference of the National Association of Engineering Student Councils (NAESC) at the University of Cincinnati. The conference theme was "Building Blocks for the Future" and was open to engineering students from around the world.

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