Brian Corriveau

Brian Corriveau has a diverse and extensive work experience in the software engineering field. Brian started their career in 1990 at Glenayre Electronics Inc, where they worked as a Software Architect, Team Lead, and Developer. During this time, they consulted on software requirements and architecture and led a team in developing and upgrading telephony interpreted language. Brian also wrote various telephony applications and utilities.

In 1999, Brian joined Wireless Access Group - Glenayre as a Software Team Lead. Brian held this role until 2001, overseeing team projects and ensuring their successful completion.

From 2001 to 2003, Brian worked as a Senior Software Engineer at Handspring, where they served as the software lead for the Treo 300 project. Brian attended staff meetings and wrote custom drivers for the Qualcomm CDMA chipset.

Brian then joined Octigabay/Cray as a Senior Software Designer, starting in 2003. In this role, they worked on the Linux OS team, supporting XD1 HPC software. Brian also ported shared memory packages and wrote installation Perl scripts.

Starting in 2006, Brian worked for Ericsson/Redback as a Team Lead and Senior Software Engineer until 2015. Brian played a significant role in project management, adopting Agile methodology, and leading the development of various functionalities such as encapsulating BNG functionality and platform logging.

From 2016 to 2018, Brian worked at HCL AXON as a Senior Technical Architect. Brian worked for Calix and Ericsson clients, handling configuration and command distribution in a distributed system. Brian designed and implemented architectural changes to simplify distribution handling and support newer distributed system architectures.

Currently, Brian Corriveau works at Netskrt Systems Inc. as a Senior Software Engineer, starting in 2018.

Brian Corriveau has a Bachelor of Science (BSc) degree in Computer Science from The University of British Columbia.