Simplivity, Inc. was acquired by HPE, Inc.Job description and responsibilities remain the same.

Simplivity's OmniCube hyperconverged architecture includes built in data protection and disaster recovery, compression, de-duplication, and single window management, to reduce the cost and complexity of the IT environment.Responsibilities include:Design and implementation of Simplivity's proprietary operating system for its Industry-leading hyperconverged IT platform.

Designed and implemented components of GrammaTech's flagship static analysis product, CodeSonar.Performed research and code development for malware analysis, reverse engineering, and binary rewriting.

Led teams during development of C++ object oriented 2D/3D graphics viewer product (Autodesk Design Review) On-time shipping of five annual releases of the Autodesk Design Review productDesigner and developer for many key features of the product, including:GPS device integration feature, digital signatures feature, 2D/3D integration core rewrite of product, Autodesk Inventor integration feature, DWFx (XPS/OPC) native file formatEarlier work included development of the collaboration feature for Autodesk Architectural Studio product in Java using sockets, andthe original version 1 of Autodesk DWF Writer printer driver

Responsible for implementing advanced network communications protocols and producing a commercially viable productDeveloped C/C++ and Java framework for highly scalable probabilistic broadcast protocols

Responsible for debugging, quality control and release management of the Ensemble Group Communication system on LinuxConsulted for Reliable Network Solutions, Inc. and for Cornell Facilities Department• Hardened the Ensemble system, written by post-graduate students, and packaged for commercial delivery • Designed, developed and delivered embedded system used by Cornell Facilities Department for campus-wide meter reading• Provided high-quality, on time deliverables as a consultant to Reliable Network Solutions, Inc.