Principal Software Engineer at Macquarie University
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
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Anthony Sloane is a Principal Software Engineer and computer scientist in Sydney with 17 years of professional experience and a long academic career focused on programming language design, compilers, interpreters and formal methods. He bridges research and practice—former Associate Professor and Head of Department at Macquarie University who now applies language and verification expertise to static application security testing at Oracle. Anthony has a track record of building and optimising runtimes and language toolchains in industry (Symbiont) and contributing reliability-focused fixes to verification benchmark suites on GitHub. He mentors graduate research, teaches across undergraduate and postgraduate programs, and brings deep operational knowledge dating back to early systems administration roles. His profile combines rigorous formal-methods thinking with pragmatic engineering for secure, correct software.
18 years of coding experience
27 years of employment as a software developer
Australian National University
PhD, Computer Science, PhD, Computer Science at University of Colorado Boulder
Collection of Verification Tasks (MOVED, please follow the link)
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Contributions:10 commits, 5 PRs, 16 comments in 6 days
Contributions summary:Anthony's contributions primarily focus on modifying existing C code to address potential undefined behavior issues, particularly in the context of floating-point arithmetic and array manipulation. They introduced calls to `__VERIFIER_nondet_float` and `__VERIFIER_nondet_int` to initialize variables within test cases. Additionally, the user corrected comparison typos and initialized struct fields to prevent memory-related problems. These changes suggest a focus on improving code reliability and preventing potential errors within the test suites.
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