Colt Correa holds a Master of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of Michigan-Dearborn. He has more than 20 years of experience writing embedded C and Windows C++ software for the automotive industry. He has led numerous multinational teams focused on electronics software and hardware development related to automotive engineering tool products. Colt has authored several IEEE and SAE publications, and has been awarded 4 U.S. patents. He currently serves as Vice President at Intrepid Control Systems, focused on business development and new technologies.
Charles M. Kozierok holds a Bachelor of Applied Science in Computer Engineering from the University of Waterloo (Canada), and dual Master’s degrees in Management and Electrical Engineering through the MIT/Sloan Leaders for Global Operations (LGO) program. In 2003, he wrote and published The TCP/IP Guide, an extensive free reference on Internet protocols, which achieved high acclaim and was later published in book form. He is presently the Quality Assurance, Documentation and Training Specialist at Intrepid Control Systems and can be reached at .
Robert B. Boatright has extensive experience with hardware and software design, including networking, embedded security, supercomputers, semiconductor fabrication, professional audio, 3D video, graphics accelerators, and consumer electronics. He drove the introduction of the world’s first high-volume, Ethernet/AVB-based automotive infotainment system. Robert was instrumental in the development of Audio Video Bridging (AVB) on Ethernet, founded and chaired the IEEE 1722, IEEE 1733, and IEEE 1722.1 working groups, chaired the DLNA Automotive Task Force, and drove the founding of the AVnu Alliance. The holder of 10 patents, Robert studied engineering and computer science at Stanford University, University of California San Diego, Grantham College of Engineering, and Boise State University.
Jeffrey Quesnelle has been a software engineer in the field of automotive networking for over 10 years, leading the development of Vehicle Spy 3, one of the premier tools for the development and debugging of automotive networks. His recent professional activities include the maintenance of a fork of the Android Open Source Project and the development of a compression algorithm for vehicle bus traffic. Jeff studied Mathematics and Computer Science at Oakland University in Rochester, Michigan.