Dr. Juri Schmidt

• Design and lead the development of a multi-FPGA-based system-on-module for high-speed industrial thermal imaging applications in an agile environment. System on module includes Lattice Crosslink + ECP5, uC, DDR3, ETH PHY + Switch • Responsible for all aspects in the design process: planning, FPGA design and verification, schematics, layout, bring-up

• Platform architecture planning, design, implementation, and verification of a SQL query accelerator • Mentor and servant leader for a group of hardware and runtime development engineers in an agile environment • Facilitator for cross team communication and synchronization. Lead product releases of a hardware/software-based accelerator engine for Online Analytical Processing with PostgreSQL • Actively involved in solution engineering: creation and deployment of PoCs including support

• Established PoCs of our core product, a high-performance NIC, and provided technical support • Represented the product and the company at fairs and conferences, providing presentations • Guided the development of an FPGA-based network accelerator

Network Attached Memory (NAM) project: - Led the work-package and design of NAM in the European funded DEEP-ER project from planning stage to final delivery. openHMC project: - Designed, implemented, and verified openHMC, a Hybrid Memory Cube Controller, using Verilog, Systemverilog and UVM - Led open-source efforts as well as customer acquisition and support of the commercial variant - Attended various conferences, displayed demos, wrote scientific papers, and gave talks

Developed a Handheld Device for Commissioning Wireless-HART-capable Devices

Dissertation: "Accelerating Checkpoint/Restart Application Performance in Large-Scale Systems with Network Attached Memory" http://www.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/archiv/23800

Major: Chip Design - Master Thesis: "A Hybrid Memory Cube Controller for FPGAs"

Electronics and Hardware Design - Bachelor Thesis: "Development of a Handheld Device for Commissioning Wireless-HART-capable Devices"