My thesis focused on a joint project with Analog Devices, Inc. developing power aware strategies for their Blackfin processor. More information on this project is available on my research webpage and at the NUCAR Research Projects page.
After defending my thesis (later that afternoon actually) I moved back to the Midwest...specifically Minneapolis, MN. I am currently looking for a computer engineering position in the Twin Cities area.
Prior to my days at NEU, I graduated from Marquette University with a B.S. in Electrical Engineering in May 2002. During my time at Marquette I held two internship positions (one with GE Medical Systems and one with Johnson Controls, Inc.) and one teaching assistantship. Near the end of my days in Milwaukee, I began teaching for Kaplan Test Prep and I have been doing it ever since. This small taste of standing in front of a class and helping students has only fueled my desire to become a professor some day.
Sometimes it may feel like it, but I do not spend all of my days in the lab...here is a picture of me hiking in the Adirondacks.
