OBJECTIVE
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 | A senior level engineering position that will benefit from my experience and expertise in OpenGL graphics and
device driver programming |
SKILLS
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C, C++
Scripting Languages
Assembly |
OpenGL, OpenGL ES
WGL, EGL
Debugging |
Presenting
Writing
People |
Svn, Perforce
Robotics
Arduino |
WORK EXPERIENCE
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| 2009-present | Qualcomm | Boxborough, MA |
| Senior Staff Engineer |
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Technical lead for Qualcomm's OpenGL ES 3.0 drivers and other projects |
| · Lead for Qualcomm's OpenGL ES presence in the Khronos standards group |
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| 2006-2009 | Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. | Marlborough, MA |
| Member of Technical Staff Engineer |
| · Designed and implemented AMD's OpenGL ES 2.0 Emulator |
| · Elected chair of the Khronos CTS TSG for OpenGL ES 2.0 where I led the release of the OpenGL ES 2.0
Conformance Test Suite |
| · Programmed many new features and performance optimizations for AMD's OpenGL ES 2.0 driver (FBOs,
tile-based rendering optimizations, hardware bring up) |
| · Presented my Next-Gen Tile-Based GPUs lecture at GDC |
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| 2001-2006 | ATI Technologies Inc. | Marlborough, MA |
| Senior Software Engineer |
| · Developed many new performance improving features to ATI's OpenGL driver (Crossfire, auto
multithreading, optimizations targeting game/benchmark performance) |
| · Filed a patent for an invention that intelligently and dynamically divided work loads between multiple GPUs |
| · Published multiple articles for ShaderX |
| · Wrote a Folding@Home GUI client to improve visuals on ATI's GPUs |
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| 2000 | Los Alamos Nation Labs | Los Alamos, NM |
| Summer Intern |
| · Developed a volume rendering application that used registry combiners on the original NVIDIA GeForce GPU
to add helpful visualization depth queues like lighting and shadowing |
EDUCATION
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| 1997-2001 | Milwaukee School of Engineering | Milwaukee, WI |
| Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering |
REFERENCES AVAILABLE UPON REQUEST
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