Automotive/Industrial
Patrick Leteinturier, Infineon

Consumer/Digital Entertainment
Ron Olson, IBM

Hypervisor
Frank Altschuler, Trango

Multicore
Shay Gal-On, EEMBC

Networking
Raghib Hussain, Cavium Networks

Markus Levy
EEMBC President

Markus Levy is founder and president of EEMBC. He is also president of The Multicore Association and chairman of Multicore Expo. Mr. Levy was previously a senior analyst at In-Stat/MDR and an editor at EDN magazine, focusing in both roles on processors for the embedded industry. Levy began his career in the semiconductor industry at Intel Corporation, where he served as both a senior applications engineer and customer training specialist for Intel's microprocessor and flash memory products. He is the co-author of Designing with Flash Memory, the one and only technical book on this subject, and received several patents while at Intel for his ideas related to flash memory architecture and usage as a disk drive alternative. He is also a volunteer firefighter.

Shay Gal-On
EEMBC Director of Software Engineering

Shay Gal-On is EEMBC’s Director of Software Engineering and leader of the EEMBC Technology Center. Previous to joining EEMBC, he was Principal Performance Analyst in the Microprocessor Products Group at PMC Sierra, and his career has also included roles as a software engineer for Improv Systems and Intel.. A compiler/tools expert, he has devoted considerable effort to analyzing the effects of various compilers on benchmark performance and has ported the EEMBC benchmarks using Wind River Diab, Green Hills MULTI, ARM.RVDS, Improv Jazz tools, the Stretch/Tensilica development environment, and many versions of gcc. He has also served as a member representative on the EEMBC Board of Directors and thus is well acquainted with EEMBC processes, having ported and optimized the benchmarks for a wide variety of architectures.

Satoshi “Steve” Otsuka

Satoshi “Steve” Otsuka is Japan regional manager for EEMBC. He is also regional manager for Codeplay Software Ltd. UK, which develops auto-parallelizing compilers. He also serves as an independent consultant on embedded system designs and Japan representative for The Multicore Association. Previously he held various technical director positions at M-Systems Flash Disk Pioneers (now SanDisk) and Future Electronics. Prior to these positions, he was an x86 processor specialist at Intel for 10 years.