Chris Weimer Email & Phone Number

Redmond, Washington, US

Engineering lead for Microsoft's Project Cerberus, providing attestable platform security for cloud hardware.

Redmond, Washington, US

I have been engaged with the architecture and development of components to enhance the security of the Mt. Olympus platform. This includes U-Boot and Linux kernel verification using signed binaries.

Redmond, Washington, US

I played a key role in the development of the next generation server infrastructure for Microsoft datacenters. I was involved in developing the rack management component of the Mt. Olympus platform for the Open Compute Project. The rack manager is an ARM-based device running embedded Linux. I had several roles on this project including C library.

In my time at IMT, I have been involved in a wide range of different projects, the vast majority of which have involved working with various types of Linux systems. For these projects, I have been responsible for creating board support packages for Altera FPGAs with a Nios II processor using uClinux, Freescale i.MX6 ARM processors using U-Boot and Android.

London, GB

I was involved with two major projects while at BAE Systems. The first was a DARPA project for a new approach to wireless communications. For this, I developed much of the Linux MAC driver that was used to communicate with an FPGA-based PHY connected via PCI. In addition, I developed testing utilities that allowed for system testing while the PHY was under.

Irvine, CA, US

Enhanced, supported, and maintained embedded drivers including USB, Ethernet, and PCI.Maintained and supported USB Windows and Mac drivers for a USB DSL modem.Involved in the architecture design of a future DSL chip.

Redesigned hardware for an embedded system to fit new design requirements.Developed the firmware for the embedded controller to manage all system functions, including management of the USB protocal for communication to a PC.Developed the Windows GUI to communicate with the system via the USB link.

Began working on the embedded system that I would come back to continue working on after graduation from college.

Redesigned a communication card for automation displays.Tested communication cards for CE certification.Designed automation logic program to test communicatoin card.