Christopher Brian Cox
ccox@comcast.net
Education
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Carnegie Mellon University, Pittsburgh PA
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Physics major with a minor in Art, currently one class short of earning
degree
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Memphis State University, Memphis TN
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Unclassified student (during medical leave from CMU, Spring 1989-Spring
1991)
Work Experience
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Adobe Systems, Inc.: September 1996 - June 2016
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Senior Computer Scientist, Photoshop
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Primarily responsible for performance in Photoshop, also working on color
features, advanced features, and performance in other applications
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Adaptive Solutions, Inc.: March 1995 - August 1996
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Principal programmer for the PowerShop prepress accelerator board
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REST-Frame project, Carnegie Mellon University
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(a rendering system incorporating Special Relativity)
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Main programmer, coordinated efforts of other programmers; also wrote and
edited several papers for conferences and publication
Skills
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Very experienced with C/C++ programming language in MacOS, UNIX, and Windows
environments
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Very experienced with image processing, general computer graphics programming and applications
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Very experienced with color management, color science, light and color measurement
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Very familiar with Macintosh, Windows, and UNIX operating systems
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Very familiar with 3D printing technologies, especially FDM, SLA, and UV cured Polyjet
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Very familiar with computer and network installation, maintainence, and
repair
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Much experience with graphic design, color separation, photography, and
technical art production
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Familiar with Assembly, Pascal, PostScript, and FORTRAN programming languages
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Working knowledge of electronic design, construction and repair
Patents
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Histogram for generating a palette of colors -- US6411730B1
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Using difference kernels for image filtering -- US7359576B1
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Using difference kernels for image filtering, continuation -- US7792386B1
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Method and apparatus for applying a filter to an image with a large range of pixel values -- US7783121B1
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Fast bilateral filtering using rectangular regions -- US8594445B2
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Higher dynamic range image sensor with signal integration -- US7202463B1
Partial List of Publications
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Detection of Damaging Effects of Radiation upon Fiber Optic Materials
by ESR and TSL Techniques
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Recovery of Radiation Damage in Plastic Scintillation and Light Pipe
Materials
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The Presence of Twinning Type Defects in High Tc Superconductor (HTS)-Based
Substrates as Detected by Thermally Stimulated Luminescence (TSL) Technique
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Proceedings of the 1991 Annual Meeting of the Southeastern Section of
the American Physical Society, November 1991
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( These were written in conjunction with M. Shah Jahan, David Ermer, and
Eric Klumpf of the Memphis State University physics department )
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Wide-band Relativistic Doppler Effect Visualization
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Proceedings of Visualization 90 (San Francisco), October 1990
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Doppler Color Shift in Relativistic Image Synthesis
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International Conference on Information Technology (Tokyo, Japan), October
1990
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( These were written in conjunction with Ping K. Hsiung (and other project
personnel) at Carnegie Mellon University )
Major Programming Work
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Photoshop 4.0 through 17.0
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Responsible for performance, crash analysis and resolution, many features
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PowerShop
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A Photoshop and prepress accelerator board using a 64 processor SIMD array;
wrote devices drivers, SIMD microcode, Photoshop bottlenecks and plug-ins
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MacZephyr CMU
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A Macintosh client for the MIT zephyr message system, written as a personal project.
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REST-Frame rendering system
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Ray-tracing and zbuffer rendering programs incorporating Special Relativity, plus file translation
utilities
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Photoshop Plug-Ins
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I lost count at somewhere around 200....
Miscellaneous
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Eagle Scout earned June 1986
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Brother, Alpha Phi Omega (national coed volunteer service fraternity)
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served as First Vice President, Fall 1993
- Photoshop Hall of Fame Inductee in 2010
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Work as volunteer with local charities and non-profit organizations
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Hobbies: Camping, Hiking, Photography, Electronics, Painting, Gem and Mineral collecting
References available upon request
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