Summary
Joel Zeller is an Electrical Engineer with 10 years of hands-on experience designing and supporting vehicle electrical architectures, specializing in Body Control Module (BCM) and Multiplex Integrated Control Unit systems. Based in Ohio and currently at Honda R&D Americas, he focuses on vehicle body control functions such as locks, lighting, and security, translating system requirements into robust electrical frameworks. His background includes co-op and production experience at Honda of America and wiring-systems R&D at LEONI, giving him practical expertise in test development, harness design, EMI analysis, and supplier process troubleshooting. Trained in embedded systems at the University of Cincinnati, he pairs a systems-level view with bench-level test skills and a history of creating operational standards that improve diagnostics and production reliability. Notably, his career blends field-facing troubleshooting with architectural responsibilities, making him effective at closing gaps between design intent and real-world manufacturability.
10 years of coding experience
5 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Minor in Embedded Systems, Bachelor’s Degree, Electrical and Electronics Engineering - Minor in Embedded Systems at University of Cincinnati
Kalida High School