Andrey Semin

Mac system performance and architecture lead responsible for all aspects of performance spanning hardware (CPU, GPU, DRAM, storage), software (OS, drivers, applications), and other system characteristics (thermals, power, acoustics).

HPC architect with key expertise in power and energy efficiency optimization of high-end supercomputers, and software optimization for shared and distributed memory parallel computing. Developed tool-chain for high-resolution power measurements, data post-processing and analytics that combines in- and out-of band monitoring for a system-wide applications characterization. Authored over a dozen of papers and several patents, and co-authored a book "Optimizing HPC Applications with Intel Cluster Tools".

Established from scratch and led the end-user solutions technical support team for Intel in EMEA. Responsible for RFP/RFI support for deals in High Performance Computing (from Nov 2004), enterprise server (from May 2005) and client (from May 2006) solutions. Focusing exclusively on High Performance Computing (since 2008) with increased focus on engagements with ISVs and in-house software developers in strategic end-users.

Responsible for design and deployment of Intel-based solutions at key end-user accounts in Russia/CIS, which included application development, performance optimization and deployment of solutions that demonstrate advantages of Intel hardware technologies in new usage models for the customer’s business.

Lead consultant within Application Platform Practice at Intel’s professional consulting organization - Intel Solutions Services. Delivered project management and consulting in several ISS projects in EMEA with Siemens Business Services and many others

Contractor supporting Intel Academic Relations in Eastern Europe - support of the research projects at Intel focus Universities in EER; - supervision of training laboratory at Moscow State University for software developers.

• developed key algorithms and implementation of Schlumberger RTD (Real-Time Decisions) tool on Solaris and Windows platforms, as well as integrated into Schlumberger Geoframe leading a team of 7 developers; • responsible for interaction with scientific leaders at Schlumberger Cambridge Research /

Designed, developed and supported of the Moscow University Hostel planning system

Non-IT related experience. Started as a bookbinder, but quickly moved to Moscow to become a sales representative for Ardus there. From 1994 till 1997 owned 25% stake of Ardus.

Theory of Probability and Mathematical Statistics, Mathematical Methods of Physics, Computer Science Applications in Physics

Management in small and medium businesses