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I graduated from the University of Texas At Austin with a Chemical Engineering degree. | I graduated from the University of Texas At Austin with a Chemical Engineering degree. My first job at a startup company introduced me to programming and the G language. I was hooked almost instantly. LabVIEW made programming discoverable, and the IDE seemed to encourage not hinder my creativity Shortly thereafter I found myself in the Applications Engineering (AE) department at National Instruments. After almost 3 years in AE, I began my professional career as a G developer in the DAQ R&D team. My knowledge of software engineering grew as I owned products such as the DAQ Assistant. Not only did I owned the products, but also the infrastructure necessary to create the products. Infrastructures such as build processes, auto test suites, auto documentation, and localization. | ||
After 7 years in R&D I decided to put on my marketing hat and joined the LabVIEW marketing team at NI for 2 more years. | |||
[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_SuL4YoqL8&list=PL6GvH0V49FYcO5dcLhRSZc5KAebUnjPyr&index=2&t=1793s My Champions Interview] | |||
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| Name | Chris Cilino |
| Home | Austin, Texas USA |
| Certification | Certified LabVIEW Architect, 2014 |
| Used LabVIEW Since: | 2003 with LabVIEW 7.0 |
| Applications Areas | Semiconductor. General application development with a concentration on infrastructure. |
Biography:
I graduated from the University of Texas At Austin with a Chemical Engineering degree. My first job at a startup company introduced me to programming and the G language. I was hooked almost instantly. LabVIEW made programming discoverable, and the IDE seemed to encourage not hinder my creativity Shortly thereafter I found myself in the Applications Engineering (AE) department at National Instruments. After almost 3 years in AE, I began my professional career as a G developer in the DAQ R&D team. My knowledge of software engineering grew as I owned products such as the DAQ Assistant. Not only did I owned the products, but also the infrastructure necessary to create the products. Infrastructures such as build processes, auto test suites, auto documentation, and localization.
After 7 years in R&D I decided to put on my marketing hat and joined the LabVIEW marketing team at NI for 2 more years.