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| Name: | Itay Szekely | ||
| Address: | See here | ||
| e-mail: | grebulon@gmail.com | ||
| Education: |
Electrical engineer. Graduated from the Technion (www-ee.technion.ac.il)
in Haifa Israel, 1988-1992. Topics: Computes, VLSI and Communication. Grade
average: 80. Teaching Techniques for Officers course, of the Institute of Education, the IDF Air Force Technology Academy in Haifa bay. Various programming courses along the years. Among them: Object Oriented Programming and C++ Design Patterns COM Windows NT Internals VxWorks TCP/IP and more... |
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| Languages: |
Hebrew: reading, writing and speaking. English: reading, writing and speaking. |
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| 2003 - now |
Senior programmer at LSI Nesher -
www.lsi.com (formerly
StoreAge - www.storeage.com.
The company was acquired in 2006) At the SVM team we develop a storage area network (SAN) virtualization and management system. This is highly reliable distributed software that includes various failsafe mechanisms. I developed many parts of the virtualization software and the development infrastructure, including database integration, communication with RAIDs and hosts, CORBA IPC, logging and debugging facilities, etc. The software was developed on Windows Server 2003 and is ported to various operating systems. |
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| 2000 - 2002 |
Senior programmer at Emblaze Systems (formerly known as GEO) -
www.emblaze.com. I was a member in an infrastructures team that designed and implemented a multimedia application framework. This was a software library of building blocks for media streaming applications. The library was implemented in C++ mainly on Windows 2000 but was designed to be cross platform. I used many technologies such as DirectShow and ACM/VCM, to capture video and audio, encode and decode the media samples, read and create multimedia files and more. In parallel, I participated in a project where we built a management system for multiple encoders and content distribution modules. The project was implemented on a Dot NET platform, and used COM and WebService interfaces to access the modules and to expose interfaces and APIs. I also experimented with ASP.NET user interfaces. |
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| 1998 - 2000 |
Senior programmer at MediVision Medical Imaging (www.medivision.co.il)
in Yokneam. MediVision develops products for digital ophthalmic photography. The systems acquire high resolution digital images, process them and store them in a database. As a senior programmer I participated in many areas: image processing, design and implementation of user interface, CGI and Internet programming, drivers for NT, and more. |
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| 1998 |
Programmer at Shelcad Engineering in Haifa (The company later changed its name
to Way2Call and was closed in 2002). Shelcad developed hardware products for integrating telephony with computer networks. As a programmer there I wrote drivers for Windows NT and developed TAPI support for the hardware. |
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| 1993 - 1997 |
Programmer at e-SIM (formerly known as Emultek) (www.e-sim.com),
in Terradion, Misgav. I participated in the Rapid project, a prototyping and simulation software for consumer electronics (especially embedded systems), and training for these products. I programmed in C++ and Smalltalk on all Windows platforms: NT, 95 and 3.x. In Emultek, I worked in the following areas: Graphics and animation DDE and interprocess communication Multithreading in Win32 Device drivers for NT Plug-in for Netscape I developed and documented the open architecture of Rapid, and taught courses about this subject. |
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| 1992 - 1994 |
During my military service, I managed the electronics faculty of the high
school of the IDF Air Force Technology Academy. In this duty I trained teachers, developed training programs, taught electronics and computers and wrote tutorials about DOS and Assembly 86. In parallel to the military service, I started working at Emultek, first as a quality assurance inspector and then as a programmer. |
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| 1988 - 1992 |
During engineering studies at the Technion, I worked as a technician in the
communication lab at the electrical engineering department. I was responsible
for maintenance of the computers, and for training students in using various
softwares. Among them: Omnisys - for microwave circuit design Orcad - for electric circuits and PCB design Matlab - for mathematical analysis |
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