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== Overview ==
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'''Aaron Brady''' was the lead programmer at [[Cryptic Studios]] from Jan 2005 - Oct 2007. He transitioned to [[Paragon Studios]] to become the director of technology from Aug 2007 - Feb 2009 before moving back to Cryptic Studios to work on Neverwinter.
== Contributions ==
*Wrote high performance real time networking system using UDP and IOCompletionPorts that reduced memory and CPU consumption across all servers.


'''Aaron Brady''' was a lead software engineer in the programming department of [[Paragon Studios]]. He had been a programmer for the City of Franchise since January 2005, and was one of the [[developers]] to make the jump from Cryptic to NorCal.
*Wrote server side shared memory loader to reduce memory usage allowing more instances per server.
 
*Built analytics system to track user pain points such as where engagement dropped off and what systems were being underutilized.
<ref>https://www.linkedin.com/in/abrady/details/experience/, Linkedin Experience Page</ref>


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Latest revision as of 19:52, 23 August 2024

Overview

Aaron Brady

Aaron Brady was the lead programmer at Cryptic Studios from Jan 2005 - Oct 2007. He transitioned to Paragon Studios to become the director of technology from Aug 2007 - Feb 2009 before moving back to Cryptic Studios to work on Neverwinter.

Contributions

  • Wrote high performance real time networking system using UDP and IOCompletionPorts that reduced memory and CPU consumption across all servers.
  • Wrote server side shared memory loader to reduce memory usage allowing more instances per server.
  • Built analytics system to track user pain points such as where engagement dropped off and what systems were being underutilized.

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  1. https://www.linkedin.com/in/abrady/details/experience/, Linkedin Experience Page