Darrel Randall

Darrel Randall has a diverse work experience in the software development field. Darrel started their career at Eastman Kodak as a Software Engineer, where they developed communication and control software for printers and copiers. Darrel then joined Technicolor as a Sr Member Technical Staff, where they developed embedded software for various digital products and led a software team. At Technicolor, they also worked on developing software for a digital video decoder for hospitality. Currently, they are working at Exacq - Video Security Products as a Senior C++ GUI Software Development Engineer. In this role, they develop cross-platform GUI software, supports video and analytics processing, and works on video encryption software. Darrel has also been granted twelve patents and currently has four patents pending in the field of communications, electronic program guides, and user interface.

Darrel Randall's education history begins in 1983 when they started their Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering (BSEE) at Purdue University. Darrel completed their undergraduate studies in 1988, specializing in signal processing and control systems.

Following their Bachelor's degree, Darrel continued their education at the Rochester Institute of Technology from 1989 to 1993. Darrel pursued a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering (MSEE) with a focus on Digital Signal and Image Processing.

In addition to their formal education, Darrel has also obtained additional certifications. In November 2016, they completed a Machine Learning course and received a certificate from Coursera Course Certificates. Darrel also obtained certification in Cryptography I from Coursera Course Certificates in January 2017.

Overall, Darrel Randall has a strong educational background in electrical engineering, specifically in the fields of digital signal and image processing, signal processing, and control systems. Darrel also demonstrated a commitment to continuing education through their certification courses in machine learning and cryptography.