Lynwood Hines

Lynwood Hines has extensive work experience in various technical roles. Lynwood most recently worked as a Senior Solutions Architect at Vali Cyber, where they led machine learning R&D to recognize Linux processes exhibiting malware behaviors. Previously, they worked at Medallia as a Senior Application Engineer, focusing on improving ASR accuracy through the development of novel substitution rules. Lynwood also worked at Voci Technologies, Inc. as a Language Services Technical Lead and a Senior Customer Success Engineer, responsible for improving accuracy in ASR products and delivering exceptional customer experiences with speech transcription and analysis solutions.

Earlier in their career, Hines held positions at Orbis, Inc. as an Engineering Manager and Senior Computer Engineer, overseeing safety and quality standards and collaborating on research projects. Lynwood was also involved in IEEE, where they served as the Chair and Vice Chair of the Coastal SC Section. Additionally, they worked as a Software Engineer - Principal Leader at Computer Sciences Corporation and a Senior Software/Network Engineer at Advanced Technology Institute. In the early stages of their career, Hines worked at Cadence Design Systems and Neolinear, Inc. as a Senior Member of Technical Staff and Senior Software Engineer, respectively, developing software products for electronics CAD.

Hines began their career as a Software Engineer at SCRA, where they designed and implemented a data collection system for a plasma-arc chrome smelting furnace and conducted test and evaluation of electrical product data storage standards.

Lynwood Hines has a diverse education history. Lynwood started their educational journey in 1984 at the College of Charleston, where they studied engineering for two years before transferring to Clemson University. At Clemson, they pursued a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from 1986 to 1989.

After completing their undergraduate studies, Lynwood Hines pursued higher education at the Georgia Institute of Technology. From 1994 to 1998, they attended the institute and obtained a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering. During their time at Georgia Tech, they focused on areas such as Digital Signal Processing (DSP), Computer Architecture, and Telecommunications.

In 2007, Lynwood Hines briefly enrolled at The Citadel, where they took two classes towards earning a Certificate in Technical Project Management. Lynwood'sstudies at The Citadel concluded in 2008.

In terms of certifications, Lynwood Hines obtained the Certified LabVIEW Associate Developer certification from the National Instruments in February 2013.

Overall, Lynwood Hines has a comprehensive educational background in engineering, with a Bachelor's degree in Computer Engineering from Clemson University, a Master's degree in Electrical Engineering from the Georgia Institute of Technology, and partial coursework towards a certificate in Technical Project Management from The Citadel.