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• Provided technical oversight to a global development team delivering UEFI firmware, for designs ranging from Atom to Xeon, for multiple embedded computing product lines• Acted as software liaison to key silicon suppliers, driving requirements to enhance performance for real-time and PCI Express streaming applications* Provided education and mentoring for multiple technologies, especially PC architecture and PCI Express bus architecture• Presented at multiple technical conferences, including the former Intel Developer Forum, the Time Sensitive Networks and Applications (TSNA) conference, and NI Week

• Developed and provided technical leadership for UEFI boot firmware for multiple embedded computing product lines; helped raise a remote development team in Penang, Malaysia, shepherding the team from first hire to self sufficiency• Developed a system architecture for enabling in-band and out-of-band manageability for key measurement platforms and product lines, spanning hardware, firmware, driver, and application software; provided technical leadership to the teams that implemented the architecture

• Served as lead developer for BIOS and UEFI boot firmware, from board bring-up to ship-and-maintain, using source code from IBVs including AMI and Phoenix• Designed and developed a driver architecture for supporting NI's timing and synchronization product family

• Authored the original software specification for the PXI Systems Alliance (PXISA), a multi-vendor consortium for the PXI modular instrumentation bus; led the software working group• Designed and developed the software infrastructure for managing PXI platform resources, an implementation of the PXISA software specification; developed drivers for a variety of instrument control buses• Served as internal recruiting sponsor for University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

• Developed device driver software for PCI plug-in boards for Windows and Solaris operating systems

Avnu Alliance is a community that promotes an interoperable ecosystem of low-latency, time-synchronized, highly reliable networked devices using open standards through certification.As chairperson of the Industrial Certification Development Subgroup, I led multiple member companies, including Cisco, Intel, and others, in the development of interoperability specifications and associated collateral in support of broad-market adoption of Time Sensitive Networking (TSN) features for industrial measurement and control systems.