You are welcome to write me an EMail, my adress is thomas ‘at’ barth-dev.de
Find some of my publications here.
| Name: | Thomas Barth | |
| Year of Birth: | 1986 | |
| location | Frankfurt/Germany | |
| studies: | Ph.D. Dublin/Ireland |
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| M.Sc. Electronic- and Information-Technology (embedded Systems and Microelectronics) Darmstadt/Germany |
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| B.Eng. Electronic- and Information-Technology (Automation and Power) Frankfurt/Germany and Helsinki/Finland |
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| Apprenticeships: | Specialized Computer Scientist – System Integration | [ done ] |
| Industrial Electronics Electrician | [ done ] | |
| skills: | Web-Programming freelancer | [ done ] |
| Certified PLC – Technician / ZDMA ZVEI | [ done ] | |
| Microsoft Certified Professional | [ done ] | |
| Microsoft Certified Desktop Support Technician | [ done ] | |
| Miscellaneous: | certified gym instructor | |
| Advanced Open Water Diver |
Hello,
It’s not often that I see another member of the Barth clan on the internet. Barth is an uncommon name here in the United States, at least in the Washington DC area where I live.
I was on hackaday and saw your name on a comment, I clicked it and it linked me here. I see you’re going for your Ph.D.in Electronic- and Information-Technology. It seems electricity seems to run in the Barth’s blood, I like electronics as a hobby, I have worked as an industrial electrician for a living for close to 25yrs. My father is a retired electrical engineer who worked for NASA for 35yrs.
Anyway, nice website you have, it seems we have a lot of common interests. Good luck with your studies!
Chris Barth
Hey Chris,
in Germany its a quit common name. From what I know it means “the beardy one, the one full of hairs”. There is also a map available where you see the distribution of the name in Germany: http://wiki-de.genealogy.net/Barth_(Familienname), plus: there is city called Barth: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barth,_Germany
It encourages me that you and your father also work(ed) in that area, its nice that we have this common interest in the “family”.
Thanks for the compliment. Good luck with your work too!