Mike Rosen Email & Phone Number

Edmonds, WA

I am the lead engineer for CalMAN, the gold standard for Video Monitor Calibration software. It's claim to glory is it's ability to automate the calibration of video monitors. It's quite complex and makes great use of WPF to provide a highly interactive UI while talking to many displays and instruments at the same time. This application is the mainstay of.

Greater Seattle Area

Azimetry is a small Lidar Production company. The main line of business is the largely manual process of Lidar classification / 3d feature extraction. The company seeks to automate some of this and I’m the principal engineer researching and implementing an ML-based classifier. My time is split between reviewing the most recent academic literature in this.

Seattle

I provided technical guidance on foundation code and integration points and was responsible for key enhancements and refactorings. Externally, I represented the company at several industry forums including the ASPRS (I’m the VP of our local chapter), OGC and OSGeo, Here are a couple of highlights:- In 2016, our Geospatial Search product required.

I led the team that delivered the industry's first Lidar-compression application. As the project manager, I mitigated risks like selection of compression algorithms (researched as part of development cycle!), feature-vs-schedule trade-offs and buy-vs-build decisions (resulting in sponsorship of the open source liblas project). As one of two developers, I.

I ran a development team of between 3 and 6 engineers who were responsible for a scanned-image product line called "DjVu" based on research technology acquired from AT&T Labs. In an era before AJAX, we were able to stream 300-page manuals over low-bandwidth connections and give a "just like paper" user experience. This was adopted by Samsung, Kubota and.

Over a 3 month period, I lead a team of Systems Analysts who delivered the high-level software architecture for a wafer fab startup in Singapore. The startup was a joint venture between established foundries who had different systems for running a wafer fab. Our deliverable was a solution architecture that identified what systems would allow proper.

I did requirement analysis and programming on a US Navy project management system. The front end was an early cross-platform GUI builder called JAM. The back end database was Oracle 7.

Master’S Degree, Software Engineering

Bachelor’S Degree, Mathematics