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This trail displays some of the products and services I have worked on, either directly or indirectly (much of the software I have developed powers consumer electronic devices).
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At Open Interface, I helped build the company from the ground-up, developing the first Bluetooth 1.1 stack in the world to be certified for all protocols and profiles. The BlueMagic protocol stack is now powering millions of consumer devices worldwide.
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Open Interface's Bluetooth stack powers the iPhone.
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Qualcomm's MSM chipsets ship with Open Interface's Bluetooth stack on board. These chipsets power the majority of CDMA phones (millions worldwide). I presented the technical merits of the solution to Qualcomm, winning the largest licensing agreement in Open Interface's history.
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The Logitech FreePulse Wireless Headphones are powered by Open Interface's Bluetooth stack.
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The iPod is powered by the software and hardware developed by PortalPlayer (now part of Nvidia). As a leader on the software architecture team at PortalPlayer, I developed strategic firmware features for the iPod and many of the other high-capacity portable media players on the market.
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I contributed to Ontela's core architecture and developed the mobile client software which helped the company secure its Series A funding round of $ 4.5 million.
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Powered by Implicit Networks software, the Thomson/RCA Digital MediaBridge won a best of CES award. This product allowed users to enjoy music, movies, and photos on their high-definition television or stereo. I developed the core media player engine, user experience, and user interface while at Implicit Networks.
1. wow, give this guy a cookie. seriously though, pretty impressive.
Posted at 14:20 on 2007-04-11 by
Jessica
