Steve Dunbar
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Steve began mentoring for Alarm Robotics and re-creating the FRC playing field obstacles when his son Brian joined the team as a freshman in 2016 as an 8th grader. He took on the official 4H Team Co-leader role in 2018 and is continuously busy with annual team member registrations, seeking and following up on corporate sponsorships, and paying the bills (including the rent on our lab, the historic red brick schoolhouse!). Steve has a BS and MS in Engineering, holds a Professional Engineering License in MA and Project Management Professional Certification. He is a 30-year employee of the US Army Corps of Engineers and completed 3 years in the private sector managing software development. 4H Alarm Robotics has been a rewarding experience for him and for his son Brian, and Steve enjoys seeing that same experience unfold for new members, returning members, and mentors.
Ajit Naravane
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Ajit Naravane is a mechanical engineer who works as a software architect at Dassault.
Arnold Kalmbach
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Arnold Kalmbach is an engineer and a software development manager at Dell.
Jon Miller
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Jon Miller is an electrical engineer and a retired product development
engineering manager at Pratt and Whitney which are part of Raytheon Technologies.
Pallavi Naravane
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Pallavi Naravane runs her own company, Planet Robotics LLC. She also coaches elementary and middle school students for robotics competitions.
Jim Minihane
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Jim Minihane is a mechanical engineer who works as a Database maintenance and Asset Management at Strategic Maintenance solutions.
Erica Payne
⯌ Mentor ⯌
Erica Payne is a Senior Electrical Engineer at General Dynamics Mission Systems. She has a BS in Electrical Engineering from Boston University and an MS is Electrical Engineering from Worcester Polytechnic Institute. Erica also runs the Girls Who Code club at the Benjamin Franklin Classical Charter Public School.
Jake Hall
⯌ Mentor ⯌
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