Feb 2020 – Dec 2022 · 2 yrs 10 mos

• Our team is responsible for the development of the Netflix client app on Google Android TV, Amazon Fire TV and Game Consoles. We strive to deliver the highest quality experience on millions of devices across the globe. We work with industry partners and explore new technologies that enable further innovation of the Netflix experience on TV platforms.

Nov 2013 – Dec 2022 · 9 yrs 1 mo

• Lead a team of extremely talented engineering experts in the industry responsible for providing the premium Netflix experience across all the major game consoles from PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. Our team consistently strives to help drive innovation of our Netflix experience across millions of users world wide.
• We are always tackling the challenges of bleeding edge technology and are responsible for launching Netflix on the latest generation of consoles to bring exciting new experiences such as 4K, HDR, Dolby Vision / Atmos and more into living room TVs globally.

May 2011 – Nov 2013 · 2 yrs 6 mos

• Fortunate enough to be a member of a super efficient team that developed, maintained and innovated on the Netflix client application for the Sony PlayStation 3 and worked to expand the experience into new global markets. Helped drive and develop a cross platform code base used to introduce the Netflix experience in time for new game console launches such as the PlayStation Vita and PlayStation 4 and other game consoles.

Jan 2010 – May 2011 · 1 yr 4 mos · San Jose, CA / San Francisco, CA

• Responsible for porting the open source WebKit project to the Sony PlayStation 3, maintained the JavaScriptCore engine and developed the WebView component for Sony's Trilithium platform - a JavaScript UI Framework that powered various experiences on services like Sony's Video Unlimited, Hulu Plus and Amazon Prime.

Apr 2004 – Aug 2007 · 3 yrs 4 mos · Foster City, CA

• Worked on various projects including the familiar Sony branded XMB (XrossMediaBar) cross platform UI framework for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3 and PSX (PlayStation DVR launched only in Japan) and explored the various possibilities of the Cell architecture, SPU optimizations and distributed systems.

Aug 2007 – Jan 2010 · 2 yrs 5 mos · San Jose, CA

• Author and maintainer of the open source MARS (Multicore Application Runtime System) library for Sony's PlayStation 3 Linux. MARS aimed to provide an efficient scheduler of computational workloads to be processed across the powerful SPUs available in the Cell architecture running Linux OS via the now infamously defunct OtherOS feature of PlayStation 3. Also involved with early collaboration with Google to bring up Sony's Google TV platform.

Oct 2002 – Mar 2004 · 1 yr 5 mos · San Jose, CA

• Intern adopted into permanent member of a team of Linux security experts researching to provide a Trusted Embedded Linux Platform across various Sony CE devices looking to secure the OS via the full gamut of a hardware TPM, bootloader, Linux kernel all the way to trusted ELF execution.