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1996 - 2004 Sound Vision,
Inc. Framingham, MA
Principal Engineer
Hardware and embedded Software
design/implementation on many projects, including several digital camera
designs using the Sound Vision’s CLARITY Digital Camera IC, also
implementing MP3 audio decoding and high-quality audio output.
Design team member, developing the CLARITY Digital
Camera Chip, based on the ARM processor architecture.
Designed the CMOS-PRO Digital Studio Camera, and
developed the embedded software. The CMOS-PRO is based on the SVMINI
design.
Developed embedded control software for the Sound
Vision SVMINI Digital Camera (sold by Vivitar as the 3100). The SVMINI
used a Texas Instruments DSP and a Sound Vision proprietary Camera control
chip.
1988 - 1996 Leaf Systems,
Inc. Westborough, MA
Senior Engineer
Designed the Leaf Lumina Scanner. This scanner
employed a linear focal-plane color CCD, and could scan film or perform as
a still scene “camera”. The Lumina used a Motorola 68340 embedded
processor. I designed both the electronics and the embedded software.
Designed and developed a Real-Time Multitasking
Operating system for the Leaf/AP PictureDesk, a networked digital image
editing workstation and server developed by Leaf Systems for the
Associated Press.
Designed the LeafScan-45 Film Scanner digital
electronics, and the embedded software. This scanner employed an Intel
Microcontroller and a Motorola DSP for image processing. It is capable of
6K x 6K x 3 color resolution, and is still considered one of the finest
film scanners although it has been out of production since 1995.
1986 - 1988 Self
Employed
Consultant
Developed Unix Device Drivers for a number of
companies including ImagiTex (a Dupont company), and X25 Inc., using DEC
VAX systems, SUN workstations, and several PC Unix variations.
1984 - 1986 Telesis,
Inc. Chelmsford, MA
Unix Development Manager
Created and Managed a Unix System organization to
support Telesis’ need to change platforms from RSX-11 based systems to
Unix workstations. Telesis designed and built Electronics Design CAD/CAM
workstations, and was acquired by Cadence Design Systems.
1977 - 1984 Raytheon
Company. Bedford, MA
Lead Engineer, Patriot Radar Software 1983 -1984
I was the interface between the development
organizations and the Raytheon Program Office and the customer (US Army),
with responsibility for the technical development of the Patriot Radar
Software, as well as meeting the project schedules and performance
requirements.
Section Manager, Patriot Radar Software 1982 -1983
Managed an Engineering Section of 15 people, developing
embedded software for the Patriot Missile System. In addition to
technical design responsibilities, I was responsible for schedules,
budgets, and hiring within my section.
Firmware Development Engineer, Patriot Radar Software
1977 -1982
Entry-level position, college hire. Developed
embedded software (firmware) for the Patriot Missile System Radar
Processors. These were a proprietary DSP developed by Raytheon.
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