Evan Speight Email & Phone Number

Austin, TX, US

Austin, Texas Metropolitan Area

Austin, Texas, United States

Austin, Texas Area

Building on my twenty years of experience in high performance computing, I co-founded Radyalis in November 2013 to bring to the market a set of treatment planning algorithms, real-time Monte Carlo dose calculations, and highly optimized treatment planning for the proton therapy cancer treatment space. We are collaborating with partners at premier proton.

Austin, Texas Area

While at IBM I worked on many different projects applying HPC concepts and systems to other domains. From 2/2011 to 2/2012 I served as manager of the Workload Optimized System group in the Austin Research Lab. My group focused on the development of architectural features and system software that allow inexpensive customization for each potential customer's.

At Cornell, I was a tenure-track university professor in the School of Electrical Engineering. As such, I mentored graduate students, conducted research, obtained funding from the National Science Foundation and other agencies, published papers in scholarly journals and conference proceedings, and taught both undergraduate and graduate classes, winning an.

Lead a team of researchers in the development and implementation of Brazos, a parallel programming environment for use on networks of PC workstations and servers running Windows NT; implemented mixed shared-memory and message-passing programming support; experimented with emerging user-level network architectures; designed and implemented software.

Developed the methodology for use in statistical fault grading on the 82360SL I/O subsystem in the Intel 386SL chip-set. Improved fault coverage through test vector refining. Created an extensive suite of analysis tools to cover the efficiency of all phases of the manufacturing process. Member of the team that completed and released the wafer-sort test.

Erhlangen

Constructed electronic circuits to test components for a gradient amplifier to be used in a magnetic resonance imaging system. Wrote programs in Pascal to chart power losses throughout entire system.

Greater Memphis Area

Summer intern with nuclear medicine, imaging, and radiation treatment department.

Ph.D, Electrical And Computer Engineering

Thesis title: Efficient Runtime Support for Cluster-Based Distributed Shared Memory Multiprocessors Advisor: John K. Bennett

M.S, Electrical And Computer Engineering

Thesis: Paraview: Performance Debugging Through Visualization of Shared Data Advisor: John K. Bennett

B.S., Electrical Engineering

Activities and Societies: Stanford Overseas Program (Germany)