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Santa Clara, California, Us

Architect aiming to improve the functionality, debuggability, and usability of current- and next-generation Intel networking products. Representing overseas firmware teams in a local liaison role, able to apply unique cross-organizational knowledge to define end-to-end solutions across Intel Ethernet network interface controllers (NICs) and Infrastructure Processing Units (IPUs) with key definitional cloud customers.Focus areas include low-level packet processing device internals and software/firmware/hardware interfaces to optimize for efficiency, maximize code reuse, and design scalable, sustainable solutions. Sought-after expert in this role for unique experience and knowledge tackling problems ranging from flash chip selection and low-level device primitives to software library design and high availability. Established leader in the organization consulting on multiple projects, such as Intel's AI NIC.Proven leadership experience in creating cross-organization solutions, such as defining Intel’s next-generation software/firmware communication protocol. This required leading over 40 representatives across more than a dozen teams to create a protocol that covers the entire product portfolio.Responsible for creating the right solutions for the right products to enable the highest return on investment through proper abstractions and interfaces, code and design reuse, and smart investments in scalable technology.

Santa Clara, California, Us

Engineer focused on defining the firmware architecture for and executing the firmware design of next-generation networking products, leveraging experience from prior roles and products. Acted as a local ambassador and expert representing multiple overseas teams to a team of 250+ in Oregon.In addition to delivering design and implementation, drove clear communication, aided with cross-functional debug, and introduced both technical and personal process improvements. Became sought-after content expert when considering the solution of software, firmware, and hardware together.Gained experience across a broad range of features, such as Data Center Bridging Exchange (DCB-X) via Link Layer Discovery Protocol (LLDP) and low-level configurable pipeline functionality for optimal packet performance.

Mahwah, New Jersey, Us

Architect responsible for defining the next generation of open and closed source automotive software stacks from hardware through firmware and software. Role encompasses critical analysis of existing solutions, working with internal, external, and open source teams and vendors, and prototyping of new components for potential integration in addition to mentoring junior and senior members of the various teams.In addition, one of the responsibilities for this role is to enable early firmware and software development for technology incubator companies. For example, led drone startup SICdrone through initial firmware efforts for the Pixhawk v2 flight controller, an ARM Cortex-based platform running the NuttX real-time operating system (RTOS).

Mahwah, New Jersey, Us

Engineer working on shaping the next generation of consumer in-vehicle infotainment features in embedded vehicle platforms. Leveraging prior experience to enable full stack integration for rapid proof of concept (PoC) development and execution while adhering to open source automotive Linux standards, such as GENIVI and Automotive Grade Linux.

Santa Clara, California, Us

Project lead for a driver development team writing firmware for Intel's next generation of Ethernet switches. Originally joined as the Microsoft Windows kernel driver owner, writing the driver from scratch, before taking over responsibility for the Linux kernel driver and project leadership roles.Responsibilities consist of representing the team in the appropriate international, cross-organizational forums, gathering customer requirements, architecture/design/implementation of new features, interactions with the Linux upstream community, mentoring members of the team, and deliverable and resource planning.

Santa Clara, California, Us

Joined driver development team writing firmware to control server-grade Ethernet devices, having responsibility for defect fixing and new feature development. This required knowledge of the OSI model, software/firmware/hardware interaction, customer needs, and platform/operating system dependencies.

San Jose, Ca, Us

Member of applications engineering team during summer internship supporting customizable and extensible embedded microprocessors for ASIC designs. Responsible for knowledge base covering issues including processor configuration, instruction extensions to enhance performance, software, and hardware.

Houston, Texas, Us

Prototyped user interface screens for PROS Analytics. This required designing a screen, validating the desired screen with the technical capabilities of the Analytics product, writing the XML to build the screen, and setting up the database accordingly. Also assisted in creating the first version released to customers of the PROS Cargo Analytics product. Finalized both the XML code and the SQL queries.

Houston, Texas, Us

Standardized PROS billing process for third-party software tools. The change allowed PROS to charge the customer a more appropriate total at no additional cost to PROS, generating thousands of dollars in revenue. In addition, also researched and provided financial analysis for the 12th, 13th, and 14th annual PROS Pricing Summits.