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Steve Sostrom is one of the Engineers in Research here at the Lurie Nanofabrication Facility in the Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Department at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.   The LNF conducts research on a wide variety of microelectronic devices and applications. 

He joined the EECS department here at the University of Michigan in 1989 as as a Senior Computer System Specialist.  His work involves Repair, maintenance, modification and installation of computers, networks, software, security systems, gas detection systems, probe stations and electronic consulting for the Solid-State Electronics Lab. Wrote software to log data from a security system and generate daily and monthly reports. Received an "Excellence in Staff Service Award" as a member of the Emergency Response Team.  Steve has thirty years experience in repair, maintenance, calibration, and improvement of a wide variety of instrumentation, analog, digital, and microprocessor based electronic systems.  He has advanced through the years and is now a the LNF Electronics Engineer.

His various certifications include: Amateur Radio Advanced license, Perkin-Elmer model 3210 32 bit mini mainframe computer (module level maintenance), STC 6250 9-track Tape Drive, Floating Point Systems 38 bit Floating Point Processor, Fujitsu 475 MB Disc Drive, AMF Logic Sciences, inc. HSR 11B. HAZWOPER emergency response certification.