Ned Bingham


nedbingham.com
github.com/nbingham1
stackoverflow.com/users/241910
linkedin.com/in/nedbingham
Highly accredited computer engineer with experience across the full stack including digital circuit design, computer architecture, assembly, systems programming, database systems, computer graphics, distributed systems, and both front and back end web development. Quick to learn, highly focused, and easily motivated. Open to criticism as an opportunity for self improvement. Ready to bring new ideas to the table and apply this extensive skill set.

Professional Experience

Broccoli [webbroccolimicro.io]

Founder

Developed EDA flow for asynchronous chips, called Loom (see projects). Built a lecture series on asynchronous circuit design (see teaching), and taught this lecture series twice to small groups. Created many circuit modules required for a reconfigurable array chip architecture. Formed business, submitted proposals to NSF Seed Fund, Activate, NASA SBIR, and DIU, and whitepapers for other BAAs and granting opportunities. Created financial and manufacturing models for chip tapeout. Continuous outreach to local hard-tech communities.

Bloomington, IN

Dec 2021 - Current

Siden

Senior Software Engineer

Increased the scalability of the content delivery scheduling system by two orders of magnitude. Designed and implemented the event processing system including real-time evaluation of 20 different KPIs and management of dataflow for analytics. Organized and mediated review of five major system architecture specifications as head of the Architecture Review Board. These systems formed the fundamental backbone of the final product.

Remote

Jan 2021 - Feb 2022

Google

Software Engineer

Developed the emoji picker in 2018 for chat.google.com including front and back end design. Designed and implemented a complete development environment and circuit library for self-timed circuits in 2016 with automatic test generation and mixed-signal simulation.

Sunnyvale, CA

May 2018 - Aug 2018

Mountain View, CA

May 2016 - Aug 2016

Education

Master of Business Administration, Entrepreneurship, Marketing

Indiana University, Kelley School of Business (transcript)

Corporate Finance Academy, Kelley Merit Fellow, Entrepreneurial Innovation Academy, Elevate Ventures Challenge First Place

Bloomington, IN

Aug 2022 - May 2024

PhD, Computer Engineering

Cornell University (visiting Yale University) (transcript)

Analyzed statistical behavior of program workload for optimizable features, invented a collection of arithmetic operators using those program workload features that doubled throughput per transistor and halved energy per operation on average compared to industry standard approaches.

New Haven, CT

Apr 2017 - Dec 2020

Masters of Science, Computer Engineering (GPA 4.00)
Bachelor of Engineering, Computer Engineering (GPA 3.29)

Cornell University (transcript)

github.com/nbingham1/haystack

Developed an automated formal synthesis engine for Quasi-Delay Insensitive circuits including a simulator, state space elaborator, and state conflict checker for Handshaking Expansions along with partial implementations for unique state encoding and guard strengthening.

New York, NY

May 2013 - Apr 2017

Ithaca, NY

Aug 2009 - May 2013

Selected Publications

Self-Timed Length Adaptive Arithmetic [proquestproquest.com/docview/2572569530/EAD4285FA78F41DCPQ/1]

Cornell University Dissertations Publishing
Edward Arthur Bingham

2020

A Systematic Approach for Arbitration Expressions [doi, html, pdfdoi:10.1109/TCSI.2020.3011552]

IEEE Transactions on Circuits and Systems I
Ned Bingham, Rajit Manohar

2020

Self-Timed Adaptive Digit-Serial Addition [doi, html, pdfdoi:10.1109/TVLSI.2019.2918441]

IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems
Ned Bingham, Rajit Manohar

2019

QDI Constant Time Counters [doi, html, pdfdoi:10.1109/TVLSI.2018.2867289]

IEEE Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration (VLSI) Systems
Ned Bingham, Rajit Manohar

2018

Teaching

Introduction to Self-Timed Circuits [course webpagebroccolimicro.io/courses.html]

Broccoli, LLC
Ned Bingham

Bloomington, IN

May 2023 - Aug 2023

CS 5620: Computer Graphics [course webpage, assignmentscsl.cornell.edu/courses/cs5620/index.php, github.com/cornell-cs5620]

Cornell University
Craig Gotsman, Ned Bingham

New York, NY

Aug 2015 - Dec 2015

Selected Projects

Loom (QDI Circuits, EDA Design, Full Custom Tapeout, C++)

github.com/broccolimicro/loom

A full EDA toolset for Quasi-Delay Insensitive circuits including high level synthesis of complex state machines, simulation, automated sizing, netlisting, cell generation, cell library management, automated cell layout, extraction, and layout vs schematic. Circuits are described as an abstract behavioral model in Communicating Hardware Processes (CHP) and formal transformations are applied to synthesize a digital circuit.

Bloomington, IN

2021 - Current

New York, NY

2013 - 2015

Stanford's Braindrop Project (Memory Systems, Cell Layout, Full Custom Tapeout)

web.stanford.edu/group/brainsinsilicon/publications

Collaborated on the tapeout of the Braindrop chip, and was responsible for the design, verification, and layout of the asynchronous memory.

New York, NY

2015 - 2016

Blaze Game Engine (C++, GLSL, OpenGL)

github.com/nbingham1/Blaze

A rendering engine for large randomly generated planets with smooth level-of-detail transition from space to ground.

Bloomington, IN

2006 - 2015

Standard Core (C++)

github.com/c-cores/stdcore

A full container library implemented as an educational exercise, implementing generic slices using any container of iterators.

2006 - 2020

Boolean (C++, Bit-Manipulation)

github.com/nbingham1/boolean

A library for fast many-variable boolean logic synthesis.

New York, NY

2013 - 2015

www.FickleFridge.com (PHP, CSS, Javascript, Web Design)

github.com/nbingham1/ficklefridge

A recipe website that calculates the ingredients that are more likely to be in a recipe with the ingredients already selected.

New York, NY

2014

Toy Neuron (Small Electronics, C)

nbingham1.github.io/neuron

Four small neuron toys that can be connected together to form a simple neural network. Upon firing, a set of LEDs along the axon and dendrites light up in sequence to show a depolarization travel from one neuron to the next.

Ithaca, NY

Jan 2012 - May 2012

Other Skills

VLSI, Digital Logic, Verilog, Spice, Place & Route, Floor Planning, Java, Python, Perl, Matlab, SQL, Specman E (verification), Git, Slurm, Cadence Virtuoso, Magic VLSI, Blender, 3DS Max, Maya, Compilers, Distributed Systems, Flink, Terraform, Ansible, MongoDB, Redis, AWS, Gitlab CI, Kafka, GRPC, Go, Grafana, Datadog, Protobufs, Docker, Kubernetes