[phkahler]

One of the other posters here responded to you with:

>> Frankly, what you just wrote is what I want to hear in an interview.

I completely agree. Look back at what you wrote here. The word "I" appears plenty of times in your post and is very appropriate. You're talking about your experience so it makes perfect sense to mention yourself in that. You also mentioned the team and "we" a bit. Good. There is a lot of space between talking about your experience and being an egotistical jerk. Talk about your experience just like your post here and you should be fine.

When I interview I'm primarily looking for 3 things on the technical side:

1) Can this person DO things?

2) Can they learn things?

3) Are the interested in doing and learning the kind things we need done?

In that short post you've demonstrated #1 and #2. You also covered some of the non-technical stuff. If you showed experience or interest in embedded C on micro controllers I'd be telling you to apply here (Detroit area).