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Michael
Opdenacker
Date of birth: January
9th, 1972
Nationality: French and Belgian
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EDUCATION
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ENSIMAG
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Engineering School,
University of Grenoble, 1991-1994.
Engineer diploma in Computer
Science and Applied Mathematics.
DEA postgraduate diploma in
Artificial Intelligence.
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EXPERIENCE
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Handhelds.org
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Since 2003. Porting
Linux on the HP
iPAQ H2200 PDA (Intel pxa255)
- One of the main
project contributors, drivers and documentation writers.
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First Linux boot on this device (Linux 2.6). Debugging through
serial port.
- Set up usb-ethernet networking with PC host.
Used for ssh command line access and using an NFS exported
directory on the PC as root partition (pivot_root). Makes it easy
to update module, program and resource files.
- Participated to
internal peripheral drivers development: ASIC companion chip,
leds, touchscreen. Still need to work on bluetooth, mmc/sd,
bootloader, sound.
- Released reference kernel, initrd and root
partition images to project members. Used by other porting
projects using Linux 2.6 too.
- Updated handhelds.org module
packages and applied mainstream kernel patches to handhelds.org's
kernel sources.
- Other contributions to the Handhelds.org
community: mailing lists moderation, Opie French translations,
user support, documentation, help to similar projects...
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Free Software
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Since 2000, lots of
contributions to the Free Software community. See
http://www.google.com/search?q=michael+opdenacker
for details.
- 2001-2003, GNU
Typist project maintainer. Took care of makefiles
(autoconf / automake), translations (gettext), documentation
(makeinfo) and releases.
- 2003: author of Minido,
a simple yet generic task manager written in GTK2.
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Texas
Instruments
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2000-2003, Wireless
Business Unit, Villeneuve Loubet (Nice, France).
Front-line
support on chip physical design tools (Synopsys, Magma, internal
tools). Migration of design flows and compute farm to Linux
servers.
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STMicroelectronics
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1995-2000 Central R&D,
Design Automation Department, Crolles (Grenoble, France).
Developed I/O and memory cell generators, as well as cell library
validation tools. Trained and supported users in Crolles, Milan
and New Delhi.
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LANGUAGES
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English
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Very good oral and
written practice (3 months in the US), daily professional use.
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Italian
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Pretty good oral and
written professional practice (3 months work in Italy).
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Spanish
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Good written and oral
skills (1 month in Spain).
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Portuguese
(Brazil)
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Pretty good oral and
written practice (2 months in Brazil).
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Dutch
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Basic oral and written
practice with my family in Belgium.
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737,
av. des Ferrayonnes, 06270 Villeneuve Loubet,
France, +33 621 604 642, michael@opdenacker.org
Updates
and French version of this document available on
http://opdenacker.org/cv/
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