Nicholas Smith

Responsible for maintaining and implementing features for the Chris hardware platform (C), as well as the new Voice Assistant SDK (C++). Development focus areas included Bluetooth (LE and Classic), audio DSP and GUI development.

Software development and signal processing for high throughput silicon multi-electrode array systems. Developed soft real time software classes in C# and Python to effectively store and analyse data from imec's new CMOS multi-electrode array. Algorithms were prototyped in Matlab.

Developed a C++ audio plugin prototype for the GRM Tools plugin suite. Using the JUCE framework, it is designed to separate sound sources in the stereo plane.

Python, VHDL and embedded C programming developing an FPGA-based diagnostics tool.

Graduated with Honours of the First Class. IET accredited degree program. Courses taken include Real Time Embedded Programming, Embedded Processors, Communications Systems, Electronic System Design and Real Time Computer Systems. Strong focus on project work.