Joe Wingbermuehle

Education

2000 to 2004: University of Missouri - Rolla.
- B.S. Computer Science
- B.S. Applied Mathematics

Senior Software Engineer 2008-present

Exegy Inc.; St. Louis, Missouri
Designed and implemented a high-performance system to maintain order books from millions of messages per second.
Used Infiniband RDMA as an interconnect for connecting clients and expanding system capacity by sharing work among multiple compute nodes.
Debugged hardware problems with custom FPGA accelerator boards.

Software Engineer 2005-2008

Exegy Inc.; St. Louis, Missouri
Implemented pre- and post-processing for a hardware-accelerated search engine in C++.
Designed and implemented a customer-facing API for interacting with the hardware/FPGA search solution in C.
Designed and implemented a system for interfacing with a hardware-accelerated last-value-cache for high-performance proprietary trading by customers.
Developed the software for configuring a hardware-accelerated order-book solution.

Associate Analyst 2004-2005

SBC Services, Inc.; St. Louis, Missouri
Assisted with the design, development, and testing of an enterprise logging and auditing facility utilizing Java, JMS, PL/SQL, Jakarta Struts, and XML.
Provided support to other developers for internal middleware products.

Intern 2003-2004

USGS; Rolla, Missouri
Built a PNG conversion web service using Java, JNI, and C to support alpha transparency.
Wrote a Java Swing program utilizing Xerces and Xalan to connect to map web services.
Developed a map viewer in Java, which connected to a SQL database to get a list of relevant map services to contact.
Implemented web services in Java to work with Styled Layer Descriptors.
Wrote an ArcIMS/OGC connector in Java.

Grader 2002-2003

Intern 2001-2002

SBC Services, Inc.; St. Louis, Missouri
Developed a unit test suite for a middleware library in C++.
Developed web pages and applications using CFML, SQL, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.

Created Knockout. Knockout is a game for the iPhone written in Objective-C.
Implemented an Altair 680 system on an FPGA. The Altair 680 is a computer system from the mid-1970s based on a Motorola 6800 microprocessor. I implemented the processor, keyboard driver, graphics driver, and UART in Verilog to run on a Spartan-3 FPGA.
Created and continue to develop JWM. JWM (Joe's Window Manager) is a window manager for the X Window System written in C and included in several Linux distributions.

C, C++, Java, Objective-C, Ada, Verilog, Perl, Assembly (various types), Haskell

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