Staff Accountant - Corporate Accounting at Ensco plc
Location:
Houston, Texas
Industry:
Oil & Energy
Work:
Ensco plc - Houston, Texas Area since May 2013
Staff Accountant - Corporate Accounting
Spark Energy Jun 2011 - May 2013
Staff Gas Accountant
PROS Pricing Jul 2010 - Jun 2011
Accounts Receivable Associate
Education:
University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business 2011 - 2013
MS, Accountancy
University of Houston, C.T. Bauer College of Business 2006 - 2010
BBA, Accounting
ITT Technical Institute 2008 - 2010
Associates, Digital Aided Drafting and DesignI am well versed in many different Autodesk Programs; AutoCAD, Revit, and Inventor. I'm capable of designing residential as well as commercial floor plans. I have designed and modeled several different machines and machine parts.
IBM - Austin, Texas Area since Jan 2013
Software Development Engineer
The University of Texas at Austin - Austin, Texas Area Jun 2009 - Dec 2012
Student Associate
Raven Industries - Austin, Texas Area May 2012 - Aug 2012
Engineering Intern
Education:
The University of Texas at Austin 2009 - 2012
Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Electrical and Computer Engineering
The University of Texas at San Antonio 2008 - 2009
Skills:
C# C Java Javascript Python Embedded Systems Embedded Linux Logic Analyzer Oscilloscope Debugging Visual Studio Object Oriented Design Vhdl Assembly Language C++ Verilog Uefi Firmware Hardware Architecture
- Armonk NY, US Newton P. Liu - Austin TX, US Douglas W. Oliver - Round Rock TX, US Nicholas A. Ramirez - Austin TX, US Mehul M. Shah - Austin TX, US Wingcheung Tam - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 13/40
US Classification:
710302
Abstract:
A compute node includes a motherboard having a trusted platform module, and also includes a port for selectively coupling a hot pluggable device into communication with the motherboard. The compute node further includes a circuit coupled to the port for detecting a change in the physical connection of the hot pluggable device to the port and for asserting a physical presence signal to the trusted platform module in response to detecting a change in the physical connection of the hot pluggable device to the port. The change in the physical connection of the hot pluggable device to the port may include either physically connecting the hot pluggable device to the port, physically disconnecting the hot pluggable device from the port, or a combination thereof.
- Armonk NY, US Raghuswamyreddy Gundam - Austin TX, US Karthik Kolavasi - Austin TX, US Newton P. Liu - Austin TX, US Douglas W. Oliver - Round Rock TX, US Nicholas A. Ramirez - Austin TX, US Mehul M. Shah - Austin TX, US Wingcheung Tam - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 9/445
US Classification:
713 1
Abstract:
A system includes a multi-node chassis including a chassis management module, a plurality of compute nodes, and a physical presence manual actuator for transmitting a physical presence signal to each compute node in response to manual actuation. Each server has a firmware interface, a trusted platform module, and an AND gate. The firmware interface has a general purpose input output pin for providing an enabling signal in response to a user instruction to a firmware interface setup program that communicates with the firmware interface. The AND gate has a first input receiving the enabling signal, a second input receiving the physical presence signal, and an output coupled to the trusted platform module, wherein the AND gate for a selected compute node asserts physical presence to the trusted platform module of the selected compute node in response to receiving both the enabling signal and the physical presence signal.
- Armonk NY, US Raghuswamyreddy Gundam - Austin TX, US Karthik Kolavasi - Austin TX, US Newton P. Liu - Austin TX, US Douglas W. Oliver - Round Rock TX, US Nicholas A. Ramirez - Austin TX, US Mehul M. Shah - Austin TX, US Wingcheung Tam - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 9/44
US Classification:
713 1
Abstract:
A method uses a firmware interface setup program for a selected compute node (“node”) to cause a firmware interface to enable a trusted platform module (TPM) on the selected node to receive a physical presence (PP) signal. The selected node is selected from a plurality of nodes within a multi-node chassis, wherein each node includes a firmware interface and a TPM. A device within the multi-node chassis is manually actuated to transmit a PP signal to each of the plurality of nodes, such that each node receives the PP signal. The PP signal is asserted to the TPM of the selected node in response to both enabling the TPM of the selected node to be able to receive the PP signal and receiving the PP signal. Still further, the method allows modification of a security setting of the selected node in response to the TPM receiving the PP signal.
Asserting Physical Presence To A Trusted Platform Module By Physically Connecting Or Disconnecting A Hot Pluggable Device
- Armonk NY, US Newton P. Liu - Austin TX, US Douglas W. Oliver - Round Rock TX, US Nicholas A. Ramirez - Austin TX, US Mehul M. Shah - Austin TX, US Wingcheung Tam - Austin TX, US
Assignee:
International Business Machines Corporation - Armonk NY
International Classification:
G06F 21/71 G06F 11/30
US Classification:
726 34
Abstract:
A method includes asserting a physical presence signal to a trusted platform module of a compute node in response to detecting a change in the physical connection of a hot pluggable device to a port of the compute node. The change in the physical connection of the hot pluggable device to the port is selected from physically connecting the hot pluggable device to the port, physically disconnecting the hot pluggable device from the port, and combinations thereof. Optionally, the compute node has a USB port and the hot pluggable device has a USB connector that is selectively physically connectable to the USB port. In one example, detecting a change in the physical connection of the hot pluggable device to the compute node includes detecting a voltage change on the USB port.
Billingsville Elementary School Charlotte NC 1982-1988, Cotswold Elementary School Charlotte NC 1982-1989, Randolph Middle School Charlotte NC 1989-1989
Community:
Lodie Newsom, Stacy Olive, Elizabeth Mayhew, Haili Teig, Lisa Davidson, Michelle Wilson, John Helmer, Maryann Motherwell, Shane Meek, Saundra Youmans, Jason Engelke
Nick Ramirez (1979-1983), Freddie Norman (1959-1963), Eva Galindo (1965-1969), Kellie Waldo (1992-1996), Daniel Downs (1969-1973), Michelle McSperitt (1981-1985)