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Invented a high-density machine-readable symbology and developed core technology for symbol generation, reading, security, and cross-platform deployment.
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Invented a high-density machine-readable symbology and developed core technology for symbol generation, reading, security, and cross-platform deployment.
Led software development for commercial verifier products used to measure and grade linear and two-dimensional barcodes under industry standards.
Designed controlled tests to understand why nominally equivalent implementations can produce different sampling grids and different quality measurements from nearly identical images.
Sole developer of a long-running project-management application maintained across several languages, operating systems, and generations of development technology.
Developed products using Microchip PIC, Parallax SX, Intel microcontrollers, Xilinx and Actel FPGAs, custom protocols, device drivers, and hardware-aware software.
Developed a compiler for a new programming language, including the particularly difficult transition to a compiler written in the language it compiled.
Built low-level software in environments where interrupt handling, memory segments, coexistence with other resident programs, and severe resource limits all had to be managed explicitly.
Contributed broad software and systems experience to applied research projects requiring practical implementation rather than theory alone.