Talk:Robert Campbell Aitken
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Needs More
editI've managed to bring his education up to 1990, his career up to 2001, and his patent applications up to 2017. I couldn't find anything about his actual paying employment other than he currently works for ARM in San Jose, CA, although that is inferred from his latest patent applications. I couldn't find anything about when ARM hired him or his position in the company.
The article could use a look-at by an experienced editor, and a new pair of eyes to look for typos and whatnot.
And, of course, the article is still an orphan.
Myk Streja...talk to me 02:29, 21 May 2017 (UTC)
Survived AfD
editThe article made it based on Aitken being a Fellow of the IEEE. I tried to fill it out but couldn't find enough reliable sources. What I did find was mostly removed because it was unreliable. Next! — Myk Streja (what?) 19:55, 12 July 2017 (UTC)