Greater Boston
I love technology, and I consider it a priviledge to have a profession/hobby that allows me to "play" with all kinds of toys...some of my toys have included: - Applications, boot loaders and communications protocols for embedded systems. - Quantification and workflow solutions for Ultrasound images. - iPad and cloud applications. - HTML and web technologies. - Enterprise storage and virtualization solutions. - Microservice-based cloud orchestration solutions - AWS Specific interests: Linux, Mac, iPad, mobile and cloud technologies, C, C++, Objective-C, Python, HTML5, REST APIs, cloud storage...
Initially joined when we were Hewlett-Packard, doing embedded development under PSOS on M68020-based custom hardware for the Sonos line of ultrasound systems. I worked in C and 68k assembler. Since about 2003, I've been working on a post-acquisition image processing tool, called QLAB, which helps Doctors produce quantitative results from their ultrasound images. QLAB is a Windows application built around a COM architecture. It is written mostly in C++, but I've also done some hand optimization using Intel P4/SSE2 assembler code and intrinsics. Recently, we've started doing more .NET/WPF/XAML, so I'm working on those now. I've also been working more on mobile technologies: mostly iPad, but looking at Android and Windows Phone as well.
Embedded development in C and 68k assembly language for the Sonos ultrasound system.
Embedded development in C and 68k assembly language for the Sonos ultrasound system.