Patrick Holmes § (530) 391-5470 § patrick.j.holmes@gmail.com www.linkedin.com/in/pjholmes www.github.com/pjholmes

SUMMARY Software leader with success in strategy, planning and execution of end-to-end software projects. Significant experience with architecture, both at the solution level and as the IT Chief Applications Architect for a $50 Billion company. Noted for ability to communicate clearly at every level and maintain deep technical knowledge and hands-on programming skills. Can personally build modern full-stack applications. Build great teams; lead by example with compassion and engender respect and commitment from team members. § End-to-end system architecture § Database design and implementation (relational,

document, key-value, columnar) § Programming (Go, Scala, C#, Python, C++, C, Java,

JavaScript, etc.) § Web APIs, REST-full architecture, XML/JSON/CBOR § Messaging systems (Kafka, ZeroMQ) § Big Data Analytics (Hadoop, Spark, HBase)

§ AWS (EC2, S3, CloudFront CDN) § Web frameworks (AngularJS 1) § Provisioning (Vagrant, Docker) § Source Control (Git, SVN) § Agile and DevOps cultures § Product development under formal design controls for

medical devices (21 CFR 820.30 and ISO13485)

EXPERIENCE Intel, Folsom, CA 2013-2016

Senior Principal Engineer § 2016 Senior member of a team charged with building a business for Intel in the Blockchain space. • Released Intel’s distributed ledger (Sawtooth Lake) to open source and got it accepted into incubator status

by the Linux Foundation Hyperledger Project. • Established and chaired the Requirements Working Group for the Linux Foundation Hyperledger project,

consisting of members from worldwide leaders in the technology and financial sectors. Director, Big Data Research and Pathfinding § 2015 Reporting to the VP of Big Data Solutions, built and managed a team -- including two Principal Engineers – to deliver technology innovations in the area of Big Data and Analytics. • Led the team to deliver projects and publish papers on genomics, sparse matrix database (for genomic

research), medical imaging, retail RFID tracking (for Levi’s), Spark performance modeling and transition of Spark machine learning algorithms to run on FPGAs.

• Personally architected, designed and built a system to manage a data center with up to tens of thousands of devices. System included data center configuration management, individual and grouped device control, power-up sequencing, telemetry collection, analytics, fault monitoring and partial autonomic response.

Senior Principal Engineer, Big Data Solutions § 2014 Reporting to the VP of Big Data Solutions, delivered critical projects at the intersection of Big Data and Internet of Things (IoT). • Co-developed Intel’s end-to-end IoT strategy and architecture for the newly formed IoT group as a member

of the core strategy and architecture team. Q1’16 revenue for the IoT group was up 22% YoY to $651M. • Led the development of Enable IoT, a highly scalable, multi-tenant system to ingest, store, visualize and

analyze billions of observations collected from IoT devices. This system was used in support of worldwide Intel maker fairs and hackathons. Managed teams on three continents to develop the system on schedule.

• Co-developed the security architecture and took it through Intel’s rigorous security and privacy review processes.

Care Innovations, an Intel-GE Company, Roseville, CA 2010-2013

Software Engineering Manager § 2012–2013 Drove software and firmware development team for the QuietCare™ product -- a class II medical device. • Delivered several software updates enabling the system to scale, enabling rapid customer growth. • Stepped-in to lead QuietCare Product Development for 5 months – this included software plus hardware,

systems engineering and manufacturing transfer.

Patrick Holmes § (530) 391-5470 Page 2 Senior Principal Engineer § 2010-2011 Architect and software team lead for early versions of Health Harmony, a class II medical device. • Created the end-to-end architecture and architecture documentation. • Developed many of the software services, including one to execute the complex patient protocols and

another to manage transcoding and delivery of digital content using AWS and CloudFront. Intel, Folsom, CA 2001-2010

Senior Principal Engineer § 2006-2010 Senior developer on the Intel Health Guide product, a class II medical device. • Added or improved significant features such as video conferencing, multi-party time-zone handling, content

delivery and display for rich educational content, device synchronization and triage screens used by clinicians.

• Represented the software team in multiple highly successful quality system audits. Staff IT Architect § 2004-2005 Reporting to the IT Chief Architect, worked on critical IT architecture projects. • Developed both the service-oriented architecture and the Grid (cloud) computing strategies for IT. • IT@Intel tour through Asia presenting to CIOs of Intel’s key accounts on topics including running SAP on IA,

Cloud Computing and Enterprise Architecture. • Member of the Intel Software IP Committee, deciding which disclosures to file for patent protection. IT Chief Technical Architect § 2002-2004 Reporting to the IT Chief Architect, replicated prior success in establishing IT application architecture to establish IT technical architecture. • Established the IT technical taxonomy and matrix-managed architects throughout IT to represent each

domain. Delivered our vision, strategies and 3-yr roadmaps for IT infrastructure (data centers, network, security, client, external web, employee collaboration, etc.).

• Led substantial sections of annual IT strategic long-range plan. • Regularly presented to the CIO and IT staff and periodically to the CEO. Director, Applications Architecture § 2001-2002 Reporting to the VP of the eBusiness Group (co-CIO), instituting application architecture and governance across the corporation. • Established application architecture governance and matrix-managed the lead architects from each area

(Finance, HR, supply chain, systems manufacturing, distribution centers, etc.), influencing both long-term strategic planning and day-to-day projects through project life-cycle changes.

• Formed and led the Architecture Decision Group, which encouraged, stopped and merged several IT application investments, saving tens of millions of dollars.

Education

• Bachelor of Science in Computer Information Systems, Arizona State University.

Awards

• Intel Senior Principal Engineer – Recognition throughout Intel as a senior distinguished engineer. • Intel Individual Achievement Award – Intel’s highest honor. • Award for accepted patent disclosure – patent application in progress.

MOOCs

• Machine Learning – Andrew Ng – 100%. • Functional Programming Principles in Scala – Martin Odersky – 100% with distinction. • Startup Engineering – 100% with distinction. • Data Scientist Toolbox – with distinction.