Davi Resner Email & Phone Number

Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil

I help firstly making sure developers have the means to do their best work, and secondly keeping the software projects for the Nodegrid product line on track.Some of my most important activities include:* Hands-on helping developers and customer support with complex technical tasks,* Working together with management and stakeholders from across the company to plan and prioritize tasks,* Tracking different metrics of project progress,* Collecting feedback, reflecting on, and improving the company's processes.

Blumenau, Santa Catarina, Brazil

I help people, acting as an interface between global management and the Embedded Software development team in Brazil for the Nodegrid product line.Some of my most important activities are:* Hands-on helping developers with complex technical tasks,* Working together with management from across the company to plan and prioritize tasks,* Collecting feedback, reflecting on, and improving the company's processes,* Software development, including fixing high priority ad-hoc issues,* Conducting Scrum ceremonies.

Blumenau, Santa Catarina

Embedded Linux development for industrial networking equipment, working mainly with Linux, C, BASH, JavaScript, NodeJS.

Florianópolis Area, Brazil

Embedded Linux development, working mainly with C, C++, BASH, and the IEC61850 standard.

Masters degree in Computer Science at the Software/Hardware Integration Lab. (LISHA) on development and evaluation of the Trustful Space-Time Protocol (TSTP), a cross-layer network protocol for Wireless Sensor Networks (WSNs).At LISHA, I developed both scientific communication and software development skills.On the software development side, I was the most active contributor on the ARM port of EPOS, a high-performance C++ embedded Operating System (https://epos.lisha.ufsc.br). I was involved on the basic port of EPOS for the CC2538 ARM Cortex-M3 platform, implementation, debugging and deployment of TSTP, and implementation of support for several hardware components such as USB, IEEE 802.15.4 radio, flash memory, PWM, etc. These devices with this codebase power different WSNs that monitor and/or control the environment of two automated rooms and a few rivers, making the data available to IoT applications (http://iot.ufsc.br). Besides EPOS, I've ported the TSTP code to OMNeT++, a discrete event simulator focused on wireless networks.On the scientific communication side, I have authored/co-authored more than 8 papers published in international conferences or journals (http://www.lisha.ufsc.br/pub/index.php?author=Resner), attended international conferences in Brazil, France, and Luxembourg, and given a number of talks and mini-courses.During my time at LISHA, I had the privilege of interacting with and learning from many incredibly talented people.

Greater San Diego Area

Worked with C++ programming for the zSpace virtual reality platform (https://zspace.com/) using the CalVR framework (https://github.com/CalVR).

Greater Milwaukee Area

Worked with Linux customizations for patient monitoring hospital equipment.

Master'S Degree, Computer Science

Exchange Student, Computer Science

Bachelor'S Degree, Computer Science