Christopher Michael Email & Phone Number

Santa Clara, California, Us

Palo Alto, California, Us

Teradici is a privately held company founded in 2004. Teradici initially developed the PC-over-IP (PCoIP) protocol for compressing and decompressing images and sound when remotely accessing blade servers and implemented it in hardware. Later, this technology was expanded to thin clients/zero clients/software clients for general Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).Worked remotely as a member and team leader in the firmware business unit. Developed firmware for zero clients and workstation PCI-e add-in cards with ARM and MIPS processors. Supported IBM by working on-site in their labs. Developed Windows and Linux device drivers that communicate with a PCI-e card. Visited and supported multiple customers. Helped define the requirements for the Management Console, a tool used to configure and manage PCoIP endpoints in a customer's deployment.

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PMC-Sierra was a fabless semiconductor company that was acquired by Microsemi Corporation. PMC-Sierra develops and sells semiconductor devices into the storage, communications, optical networking, printing, and embedded computing marketplaces.2005-2007 (Raleigh-Durham, NC): Led software team responsible for developing a residential gateway application for a System on Chip (SoC) that included a multi-threaded MIPS processor.2003-2005 (Vancouver, BC): Senior member of firmware team that defined the architecture of a packet processing SoC based on a dual-core HW multithreaded MIPS 34K processor.2000-2003 (Germantown, MD): Senior member of a team that developed C device drivers executing on VxWorks. The drivers were used internally for device verification and provided to customers.

Germantown, Md, Us

Hughes Network Systems is a provider of broadband satellite network products for businesses and consumers.Member of Spaceway Satellite Terminal software development team. Led the team responsible for developing the infrastructure, diagnostics and manufacturing/test software.

Germantown, Md, Us

Member of team that developed the firmware for several generations of Fixed Subscriber Units in a Fixed Wireless System. Worked from inception through deployment of over 150,000 units. One model included a custom SoC with an embedded 8086 processor. Helped the ASIC team setup their verification environment. Responsible for developing the software responsible for remotely updating device firmware.

Annapolis, Md, Us

Aeronautical Radio Incorporated (ARINC) was created to provide communication services to the airline industry.Technical lead and key contributor to software development for several embedded projects built for the aeronautical telecommunications community.

PDI developed Naval ship simulators used by the Navy for training purposes.Oversaw the development of a 6-layer PCB and designed and implemented an interface between a processor and a high speed DMA card.