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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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Posted 11th January 2019
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Making a Stratum 1 Linux Time Server: Part 3 We have found out in the previous two parts of this series why distributed devices might need a method to synchronise their time to a reference. One ...more
Posted 7th January 2019
Raising a toast to Matt and Steve for 10 year anniversary
As a values driven consultancy, our beliefs and attitudes are firmly embedded in our culture and we're proud that our staff demonstrate these values, creating a warm and friendly atmosphere here at ...more
Posted 7th January 2019
We offer advice on deployment of and support for Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Deployment (CD), especially those for embedded systems. Our "Accelerate CI" service is not only built on ...more
Posted 21st December 2018
Continuous Integration flow diagram
Following on from the success of ITDev’s first Continuous Integration workshop, “Challenges and Solutions” in April 2018, we’re pleased to announce our next workshop on 7th March 2019. The event will ...more
Posted 17th December 2018
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Posted 14th December 2018
Making a Stratum 1 Linux Time Server: Part 2 In the previous article we saw that getting distributed devices to agree on the current time is hard. This article, the second in a series of three, will ...more
Posted 7th December 2018
ITDev Christmas Party 2018 at The Bell Inn
Having had a really enjoyable Christmas Party at The Bell Inn in the New Forest in 2016, ITDev returned this year with a workforce nearly doubled in size.

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