Richard Dykiel

Richard Dykiel has extensive work experience in the field of software engineering. Richard started their career as a developer at COFRAMI in 1982 and then worked as a developer at Bull SA from 1985 to 1991. From 1991 to 1997, they worked at ActivCard as a project leader and developer, where they designed and led the implementation of an authentication solution for Microsoft Windows NT. Richard also designed and implemented a multimedia editor conforming to the ISO 13522 MHEG standard.

In 1997, Dykiel joined Cap Gemini as an Ingenieur Principal and worked there until 1999. In 2000, they joined Adero as a Senior Software Engineer. Richard then worked at Paceline Systems from 2001 to 2003 as a Team Lead responsible for the InfiniBand protocol modules.

From 2003 to 2004, Dykiel worked at Sun Microsystems, Inc. as a Staff Engineer, focusing on the Infiniband subnet manager. Richard then joined Acopia Networks in 2004 as a Principal Software Engineer, where they worked on the Faspath Team, dealing with CIFS proxy and processor reanimation/core collection on embedded systems.

In 2007, Acopia Networks was acquired by F5 Networks, and Dykiel continued working for F5 Networks as a Principal Software Engineer. Richard became a team member of the BIG-IQ centralized management product, participating in the design and implementation of core components. Their main achievements include designing base Java classes used throughout BIG-IQ and creating a common task execution framework.

Most recently, in 2018, Dykiel joined Volt Active Data as a Software Engineer. The exact details of their responsibilities in this role are not provided.

Richard Dykiel's education history includes a period of time in France where they attended a school. However, no specific start year, end year, degree name, or field of study is provided.