I worked on Brightcove's Next Generation Media Delivery Platform. It is a microservices architecture developed in Go (Golang), behaviorally tested with Cucumber, and deployed on AWS.It supports:- Stream formats: HLS v3-5, DASH, Microsoft Smooth Streaming- DRM types: AES-128, Fairplay, Widevine, Playready

At MobiTV, I was involved in all aspects of video quality and delivery. I was heavily involved in our new choice of video encoding platform for our non-live content. I also was the primary problem solver when it came to issues with RTSP/RTCP/RTP and handsets.At the end of my tenure, I worked on integrating social media elements (particularly trending hashtags) into the platform.

After Intervideo was bought by Corel, I worked on several critical projects.I was the delegated U.S. based Engineer to firefight after the AACS key break-in involving WinDVD. I flew to Taipei on 2 days notice, and worked 3 straight weeks, averaging 14-15 hours of work per day in an attempt to make the software more secure.As far as I'm aware, WinDVD has not had a major security issue since, and due to my efforts, Corel avoided an multimillion dollar fine.After returning, I immediately picked up the work of a leaving engineer working with a Broadcom hardware video decoding card and interfacing it with WinDVD.

As an engineer for Intervideo, I:Worked on Directshow Filters, including the MPEG2 Decoder that ships with Microsoft Vista.Helped setup infrastructure for our Embedded group.Supervised the rearchitecture of our internal Build software, providing guidance and sample code for converting our Servlets code into JSP.Played a key part in our tamper resistance development. I travelled to the Intervideo Taipei office twice to work with overseas teams on protecting code and discussing strategy. I was also part of the team that met with several third-party companies discussing their solutions, and helped evaluate some of their products.Wrote many different pieces of anti-hacking code, which I will not discuss.Fixed a variety of bugs for various OEMSProject managed an overseas team on the creation of a SIP telephony product.

As a member of the Ptolemy Group, I developed libraries to simulate systems that incorporated video and imaging elements, which became the basis of my master's project.

I was a teaching assistant for EE20, an introductory class in Signals and Systems. My responsibilities included:Grading midterms and finals.Conducting 3 hour long lab sessions involving Matlab usage.

As a member of the BRASS (Berkeley Reconfigurable Architectures Systems, and Software) group, I helped design firmware that resided on Xilinx Virtex FPGAs for a reconfigurable computing machine.