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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:

Example Projects » Drone Surveillance

Posted 3rd August 2020
Providing guidance on video technology for a client developing drone technology for surveillance

Example Projects » Waterproof Phone

Posted 3rd August 2020
Supporting a client to create a waterproof phone by removing physical buttons

Blog » How to debug a Linux driver using FTrace

Posted 3rd August 2020
Ladybug in sight
If debugging a Linux driver is bugging you, this 'how to' guide explains how to approach this using the function tracer within ftrace to find out what’s going on inside the kernel...

Basic page » Technology Consultancy

Posted 21st July 2020
Keeping abreast of ever-changing technology is challenging We are all dealing with increasing levels of complexity:   Could you benefit from advice on technology options, system approach and/or ...more

Card » Design Services

Posted 7th July 2020
Software, driver, electronics...

Card » Technology Consultancy

Posted 7th July 2020
Offering you advice on technology choices, design architecture and approach, enabling you to make the best decisions ...

Case Study » Aerospace compliant FPGA design

Posted 3rd July 2020
Our client had seen an opportunity to address a market opening through global expansion. They needed to build a new design team to develop the next product in their avionics product range. Typical ...more

Blog » Get your patch merged: a journey into the Linux kernel – Part 3

Posted 19th June 2020
Linux penguin sending an email
In this final part of his blog, Quentin explains the final part of the process: submitting your changes to the Linux Maintainers.

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