Imre Palik

Providing technical leadership for the traffic simulation team. Helping the less experienced engineers with C++. Solving problems no one else on the team is capable to solve.

Working on various parts of the trading infrastructure. Helping quant-traders to deal with the quirks of the C++ language.

Caring-feeding the kernel and hypervisor used by AWS. Implementing/backporting/enabling new features in the kernel and in the hypervisor. Analysing and fixing issues found in the Linux kernel. Upstreaming changes.

Maintaning, and optimising core libraries with Firmwide use. Running technology pilots. Managing a small team.

Developing various equipments for use in GSM networks. Working in a team of approx. 20 developers in Limassol, Cyprus. Together with various subcontractors in other countries. Designing, implementing, module-testing, and maintaining various parts of the codebase. Doing site acceptance test and providing engineering support for demos throughout the world. Finding new ways to abuse the GSM system for the needs of our customers.

Application framework development for Siemens A&D. Working in a team of approx. 100 developers in Erlangen, Germany. Designing, implementing, module-testing, and maintaining system services forSiemens' new automation platform (On ARM architecture, using NRK, an in-house built RTOS). Writing developers' documentation (in German and English).

iSN application development Working in a team of approx. 50 developers in Budapest, Hungary, together with like teams at different geographic locations (Helsinki, Finland; Silicon Valley, USA; Bangalore, India). Designing, implementing, and module testing 3G GGSN application on a HardHat Linux platform. Specifying the functionality based on the standards and customer requirements. Designing and implementing libraries, and parts of the application in C and C++. Writing developers' documentation (in English

GSM VLR application development. Working in a team of approximately 100 developers together with teams at different geographical locations (Helsinki and Tampere, Finland). Designing, implementing, and module testing improvements of legacy GSM VLR code (for DMX, a legacy in-house built RTOS). Refactoring existing code. Maintaining a significant part of the GSM VLR code-base. Writing developers' documentation (in English).

Particle Physics