Eric Schneider is a versatile embedded systems and security engineer with nine years of professional experience, currently leading technical work as Grand Poobah at Closed Loop Design in Aurora, Colorado. He combines deep hands-on expertise in C/C++, Java, Python, DSP, FPGA/SDR and electronics with practical experience in application, network and TSCM-style security analysis. As a longtime consultant and former principal of his own firm, he has delivered embedded device development, firmware, and architecture/security reviews across diverse industries. Beyond software he brings formal electronic engineering training and a knack for bridging hardware, signal-processing and software stacks to solve hard integration and security problems. An understated strength is his freelance open-hardware and SDR background, which surfaces in pragmatic, test-driven solutions for constrained devices and RF systems.
10 years of coding experience
BS, Electronic Engineering, BS, Electronic Engineering at University of Colorado Denver
An Async SDR Runtime for Heterogeneous Architectures
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