Eric Miller

Eric Miller has over 30 years of experience in software engineering, starting with their role as a Software Engineer at Electric Boat in 1988. Eric has also worked at GTE Government Systems, Xionics Document Technologies, Oak Technology, Zoran, CSR, Qualcomm, and Iwaki America.

In their most recent role as a Senior Software Project Lead Engineer at Walchem (Iwaki America Inc.), Eric coordinated the design, development, and commercialization of software applications for embedded equipment used to monitor and control aqueous systems. Eric led the engineering team in the development and testing of software products, and implemented coding standards and testing protocols for improved productivity and quality. Eric also performed project management duties, identified system issues, and worked on recruitment and coordination of external consultants and contract developers.

Prior to that, Eric developed a PCIe driver for inter-chip communication within a multi-chip module at Qualcomm, where they also supported the certification of the on-chip PCIe module. At CSR, Eric was responsible for developing boot code for control chips, while at Zoran, they developed USB-enabled scan-to-host firmware and implemented the T.85 JBIG fax solution.

During their time at Oak Technology, Eric played a key role in developing print engine control firmware for HP LaserJet products and made custom modifications to improve font rendering. Before that, they worked as a Software Engineer at Xionics Document Technologies and as a Contract Engineer at GTE Government Systems.

Overall, Eric Miller has a wealth of experience in software engineering, with a focus on designing, developing, and commercializing software applications for various embedded systems. Eric'sexpertise includes cross-platform development, project management, testing, and productivity improvement techniques.

Eric Miller holds a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree in Computer Science from the University of Rhode Island. The start and end years of their education are not provided.