Engineering
Build, analyze, or solve a difficult system.
Design, implementation, and technical investigation across software and digital hardware systems.
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Independent Engineering Practice
Software & Digital Hardware Engineering
Particular depth in graphics, imaging, embedded systems, software, and digital hardware—especially where the boundaries between them matter.
IP Litigation
Understand the technology at the center of the dispute.
Technical consulting and expert-witness engagements in patent, trade-secret, and copyright matters involving software and digital systems.
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Core Technical Areas
Depth where the problem lives.
Broader systems context when the issue crosses layers.
Graphics & GPU Systems
Rendering, visualization, graphics pipelines, and GPU-related systems.
Imaging & Computer Vision
Imaging, image processing, computer vision, and LiDAR.
Embedded & Software Systems
C/C++, firmware, architecture, source code, and hardware/software integration.
Digital Hardware
ASIC, RTL, digital architecture, and lower-level system behavior.
Why the Breadth Matters
A wider systems perspective around a specific technical problem.
My career has moved from ASIC and digital hardware through firmware and software into graphics, imaging, computer vision, simulation, and visualization.
That range is most useful when a technical problem crosses layers or cannot be understood in isolation.
The Engineer Behind the Practice
Engineering is the foundation.
I like building things—especially where different engineering disciplines have to come together to make the whole system work.
That probably explains why my career has taken me across the full digital design cycle, from digital hardware and system architecture through firmware and software. I’ve always been drawn to the problems that require understanding more than one layer of the system.
For much of the last decade, I have also applied that engineering background as a technical expert in IP litigation, including matters involving Fortune 100 companies.
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