Chris Rhodes

Chris Rhodes has extensive experience in software development, particularly in Windows kernel development and embedded systems. Chris worked at various companies such as Ampere, Tektronix, Grass Valley, Dell, Witekio, Alpha Omega Software, Intelligraphics, Independent Contractor, and Road-iQ. In their roles, they have been involved in developing and debugging custom embedded software, working on kernel drivers for production clients, and developing caching solutions. Chris also has experience in BSP development, power management, and driver development. Chris Rhodes has a strong background in Windows CE development and has worked on a wide range of products in vehicle telematics, personal navigation devices, and smartphones.

Chris Rhodes attended De Anza College from 1984 to 1985, where they pursued a degree in Computer Science. In 2018, they completed a course on "Linux Kernel Internals and Development" at The Linux Foundation. In 2017, they obtained a degree in "Windows Internals & Performance Analysis" from Azius Developer Training. In 2015, they completed a course on "WDF Device Driver Development" at Azius Developer Training. Chris also obtained a degree in "Windows Internals & Software Drivers" in 2014 from Open Systems Resources. In 2013, they earned an MCTS Certification in "Windows Internals" from Microsoft. Additionally, Chris obtained certifications in "WDM Drivers" from Walter Oney Seminars in 2003 and "Windows Network Drivers" from Azius Developer Training in 2002. In 2018, they also completed the "Git Essential Training" course on LinkedIn.