Kris Bartol

Kris Bartol has extensive experience in software engineering and architecture. They have held positions such as Director of Software Engineering and Director of Software Architecture at Medica Corporation, where they led development activities and made high-level architecture decisions for electrolyte and blood gas analyzers. Kris also served as a Principal Software Architect at Medica Corporation, where they led the development activities for new product development and evaluated and made changes to the software development infrastructure.

Prior to Medica Corporation, Kris worked as a Principal Software Engineer at Veoneer, where they implemented embedded system libraries and supported bootloader for automotive radar systems. They also worked as a Senior Principal Software Engineer at Raytheon.

Earlier in their career, Kris held leadership roles at Reveal Imaging - a Leidos Company, where they led software development efforts and executed requirements analysis, implementation, and design reviews for multiple customer contracts. They also served as the Algorithm Development Software Lead and Chief Software Engineer and System Software Manager at Reveal Imaging.

Kris has additional experience as a Principal Software Engineer at Reveal Imaging and BAE Systems. They have also worked as a Principal Software Engineer at Philips Medical Systems, where they helped design and implement a software product-line architecture for ultrasound applications.

In addition to their industry experience, Kris has served as an Adjunct Professor at Daniel Webster College and worked as a Software Engineer at Hewlett-Packard and Loral ADS / Bolt, Beranek & Newman.

Overall, Kris Bartol has a strong background in software engineering, architecture, and leadership roles within the industry.

Kris Bartol has a strong educational background in computer science and electrical engineering. From 1985 to 1989, Kris attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), where they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (EECS). During their time at MIT, Kris also pursued a Bachelor of Science degree in the same field. Following this, from 1989 to 1991, Kris attended Tufts University, where they earned a Master of Science degree in Computer Science. The details regarding Kris's education after 1991 are unknown.