Jason Lindquist

Jason Lindquist has worked in the software engineering field since 1996. Jason began their career at Qualcomm as an Engineer and later worked at Mercury Computer Systems, Inc. as a Software Engineer. In 2005, they joined Biosite as a Software Engineer, where they developed firmware for the company's Triage Meter medical diagnostic product and associated desktop software. In 2008, they began a contract role as a Software Engineer at Teradata, working to resolve outstanding defects in multi-server systems running the Teradata Database. In 2011, they worked as a Contract Software Engineer at Manzanita Systems, where they adapted software to run on modern 64-bit hardware. From 2014 to 2019, they worked at JetHead Development as a Software Engineer, coordinating MIPS and ARM Linux driver development activity between several television set-top box hardware OEMs and a provider of entertainment via direct-broadcast satellite and broadband internet. During this time, they also updated set-top server software to deliver satellite and broadband content to a client over IPv6. Since 2019, they have been employed at A2e Technologies as a Software Engineer, developing embedded Linux secure storage and network solutions using Xilinx MPSoC systems-on-chips (ARM core) and Windows software interface to storage system. Additionally, they have held volunteer roles at Poway High School since 1999, serving as a scorekeeper, public address announcer, and assistant robotics coach for the school's FIRST and VEX Robotics team.

Jason Lindquist attended the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign from 1992 to 1996, where they obtained a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering.