Working Life
Ian has an MSc and BA(Mod) in Computer Science from Trinity College Dublin.
They are a Deep Learning Software Engineer Lead at Intel (Movidius).
For more up-to-date information, visit their LinkedIn or JSONResume
Publications & Presentations
- 2024 [Poster] - Confidential Title (AMD EMEA Tech Summit)
- 2023 [Journal Paper] - GNOLL: Efficient Software for Real-World Dice Notation and Extensions (Published in the Journal of Open Source Software)
- 2022 [Conference Paper] - Towards Optimal VPU Compiler Cost Modeling by using Neural Networks to Infer Hardware Performances (Modified public version. Published in the Intel Design & Test Technology Conference) (Citations: 1)
- 2020 [Thesis] - Effective Index-Mapping of Quantized Values for Low-Precision Neural Networks on Power-Efficient Embedded Devices (Master’s Thesis)
- 2016 [Demo] - Movidius Fathom: Deep Learning in a USB stick (NIPS)
- 2014 [Thesis] - Optimizing Web Content Download in Low-Performance Networks (BA(Mod) Final Year Project)
Conference/Journal Reviewer
- 2019 - Intel Design and Test Technology Conference
- 2023 - Journal of Open Source Software (Post-Publication)
Projects
- 2023 - Tone Indicator Chrome Extension
- 2014 - WordQuest - An RPG inside your Wordpress Blog
- 2013 - Androkon Convention Organizer App
Personal
Ian is living in Ireland along the border of the counties of Cavan & Meath. He is enjoying remote working and his dog loves to sit under his desk.
Interests
Board Games, Genealogy, Digital Rights, Hackathons, Anime/Manga, War History, Guitar, Copyright Reform, Film, Geocaching, Volleyball, Photography, Tabletop RPGs, Casual Programming, Crafting, Tea/Coffee, Travel, Fantasy Novels, Ethnography, Chillies
Publications (Humourous)
- “It’s Complicated” - Love Pyramids, Love in the Seventh Dimension and other Geometric Romances (Pending Beer Review, Approved for the Journal of Immaterial Science)
- Programming Socks: Is it high time for thigh-highs? An investigation into the perceived unreasonable effectiveness of Programming Socks on productivity levels in the field of Software Engineering (SIGBOVIK 2024)
- Solving C’s biggest flaw — Hemispheric divergence (SIGBOVIK 2024)