NETINT Technologies Inc.
Steven Zhou is a Senior Software Engineer at NETINT Technologies Inc. since September 2018, where responsibilities include leading the design and implementation of a flexible framework for API usage analysis and enhancing automation in release processes. Previous experience includes a Software Engineer role at a startup focused on ASIC video transcoders, where significant contributions included architecting a Python test framework and providing rapid customer support. Prior experience includes software development and product design engineering co-op positions at Microsemi Corporation, contributing to optical networking processor firmware testing and verification, and an internship in software quality engineering at Broadcom Limited, focusing on test case development and issue resolution in enterprise telephony software. Steven Zhou holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Engineering from the Faculty of Applied Sciences at Simon Fraser University.
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NETINT Technologies Inc.
NETINT Technologies develops silicon solutions for ultra-high-density video encoding and processing in the data center. We are the creator of a new hardware encoder category, VPU (video processing unit), combining hardware efficiency with software flexibility and quality. With NETINT VPUs, a 1RU server can encode or transcode 160 1080p60 AV1, H.264, or HEVC broadcast-quality live streams at a 90% lower TCO than software running on the CPU. Use cases where VPUs are deployed include mobile cloud gaming, live game streaming, video conferencing, remote desktop, high-density social video streaming, live OTT streaming, and AR/VR services. NETINT is a VC-backed company of silicon innovators passionate about building solutions that leave an indelible mark on the world. Our offices and R&D facilities are in Vancouver, Toronto, and Shanghai. With our compact ASIC-powered video transcoders and VPUs, video services, and streaming platforms can reduce TCO and upgrade density and performance by an order of magnitude without replacing servers.