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Darren

Senior Software Engineer

Bsc Applied Physics, Microelectronics and Computing, Kingston University

After university I started working on embedded software for a fruit machine company, controlling motors and lamp arrays.
I later moved into the broadcast industry working for Pace Micro on the Docsis and Davic STBs.
From there I moved to Sun Microsystems, working on daughter cards for the 2PTower server.
Returning to the broadcast industry with Harmonic (HD01) and later to Ericsson Television to work on the professional receivers (RX8xxx, Rx8 and RX1)and encoders (ICE6).
Most recently, I worked in a team developing OEM equipment on Arm devices, for a company called Bitbox.

I enjoy spending time with my family, running and learning to play the electric guitar.
 

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Posts by Darren:

Posted 26th February 2021
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February engagements included working on distributed optical sensing technology, consultancy for a company which builds quantum computers and not engaging with one client.
Posted 29th January 2021
An empty office and desserted Science Park
Having started 2021 much as we ended 2020, we thought it would be good to look back to before the pandemic and reflect on how the year turned out against expectations ...
Posted 29th January 2021
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As part of our strategy to keep industry peers updated and informed, both on project progress and technical content, we will be summarising our activities on a regular basis.
Posted 5th January 2021
Higher level testbench reusing lower level components
ITDev recently engaged with an ASIC design company. This blog outlines our verification strategy, and how our knowledge of UVM allowed us to achieve high test coverage in a very short time.
Posted 16th December 2020
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We’re not sure if we’ve mentioned this but ITDev has turned 20! Given the difficult year we’ve all been experiencing, we’ve been pleased to share this good news...so in case you haven’t heard ‘Happy ...more
Posted 10th November 2020
Proving the concept of triggering an ink-based system within cash machines to make stolen cash worthless.
Posted 11th September 2020
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Summer '20 news update From adapting to our new working situation to recruiting new staff members and engaging new clients, it’s been a busy summer. Find out more in our latest update ...
Posted 3rd August 2020
Assessment of novel technologies for a method of performing intelligent asset tracking and monitoring.

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