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Piotr Balcer is a software engineer at Intel Corporation with many years’ experience
working on storage-related technologies. He holds a Bachelor of Science in engineering
from the Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland, where he studied system software
engineering. Piotr has been working on the software ecosystem for next-generation
persistent memory since 2014.
Eduardo Berrocal joined Intel Corporation as a cloud software engineer in 2017 after
receiving his PhD in computer science from the Illinois Institute of Technology. His
doctoral research focused on data analytics and fault tolerance for high-performance
computing. Past experience includes working as an intern at Bell Labs (Nokia), a research
aid at Argonne National Laboratory, a scientific programmer and web developer at the
University of Chicago, and an intern in the CESVIMA laboratory in Spain.
Adam Borowski is a software engineer at Intel Corporation, hailing from the
University of Warsaw, Poland. He is a Debian developer and has made many open
source contributions over the past two decades. Adam is currently working on
persistent memory stacks, both on upstream code and integrating it with downstream
distributions.
Igor Chorazewicz is a software engineer at Intel Corporation. His main focus is on
persistent memory data structures and enabling C++ applications for persistent
memory. Igor holds a Bachelor of Science in engineering from the Gdańsk University of
Technology, Poland.
Adam Czapski is a technical writer at Intel Corporation. He writes technical
documentation in the Data Center Group and is currently working in the persistent
memory department. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts in English philology and a master’s
degree in natural language processing from the Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland.
Steve Dohrmann is a software engineer at Intel Corporation. He has worked on a variety
of projects over the past 20 years, including media frameworks, mobile agent software,
secure collaboration software, and parallel programming language implementation. He
is currently working on enabling the use of persistent memory in Java*.
About the Contributors
Piotr Balcer is a software engineer at Intel Corporation with many years’ experience
working on storage-related technologies. He holds a Bachelor of Science in engineering
from the Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland, where he studied system software
engineering. Piotr has been working on the software ecosystem for next-generation
persistent memory since 2014.
Eduardo Berrocal joined Intel Corporation as a cloud software engineer in 2017 after
receiving his PhD in computer science from the Illinois Institute of Technology. His
doctoral research focused on data analytics and fault tolerance for high-performance
computing. Past experience includes working as an intern at Bell Labs (Nokia), a research
aid at Argonne National Laboratory, a scientific programmer and web developer at the
University of Chicago, and an intern in the CESVIMA laboratory in Spain.
Adam Borowski is a software engineer at Intel Corporation, hailing from the
University of Warsaw, Poland. He is a Debian developer and has made many open
source contributions over the past two decades. Adam is currently working on
persistent memory stacks, both on upstream code and integrating it with downstream
distributions.
Igor Chorazewicz is a software engineer at Intel Corporation. His main focus is on
persistent memory data structures and enabling C++ applications for persistent
memory. Igor holds a Bachelor of Science in engineering from the Gdańsk University of
Technology, Poland.
Adam Czapski is a technical writer at Intel Corporation. He writes technical
documentation in the Data Center Group and is currently working in the persistent
memory department. Adam holds a Bachelor of Arts in English philology and a master’s
degree in natural language processing from the Gdańsk University of Technology, Poland.
Steve Dohrmann is a software engineer at Intel Corporation. He has worked on a variety
of projects over the past 20 years, including media frameworks, mobile agent software,
secure collaboration software, and parallel programming language implementation. He
is currently working on enabling the use of persistent memory in Java*.
About the Contributors