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Biography
I joined Intel Research Seattle in August 2001. I am a Principal Engineer and was named Associate Director in the spring of 2005. My research is focused on developing software infrastructure for ubiquitous computing applications.
Before joining Intel, I worked for
two years at Yahoo, doing advanced
development and research at Yahoo.
Before Yahoo, I was a researcher in the Computer Science Lab (CSL) at
Xerox PARC.
During my three years at PARC, I worked on projects like
Placeless Documents
that tried to help users cope with the large amounts
of data they encounter in their daily lives.
I earned my PhD in Computer Science from the
University of Washington in
1997, and my bachelors from
UC Berkeley in 1989. My PhD advisor was
Richard Ladner and my dissertation work focused on developing and analyzing memory-efficient variants of
classic searching and sorting algorithms.
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