Nathan G.

I'm currently working as a Biomedical Software Engineer at the University of Kansas Medical Center (KUMC) in the Medical Informatics Department. I spend a lot of time writing and debugging Python and Oracle SQL code.

Prior to working at KUMC, I spent a year and a half as a Technology Consultant at Cerner Corporation where I traveled around the country primarily supporting Cerner Point of Care solutions.

Before Cerner, I spent 7 years at Garmin as an embedded software engineer writing embedded C, C++ for Windows (MFC), ARM assembly, Python and a little Perl. My team was responsible for Garmin sensor products and support for low level hardware platform technologies such as NAND/NOR flash storage, file systems, Garmin proprietary operating system, USB, 3rd party processors and GPS chip sets.

I graduated from Missouri University of Science and Technology (known as "University of Missouri - Rolla" at the time) with a Bachelor of Science degree in Computer Engineering.