Dan Duncan
Engineering Manager Staff Engineer at Intel Corporation
San Francisco Bay Area United States
Summary
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Top SchoolDan Duncan is an engineering manager and staff engineer with a decade of experience specializing in non-volatile solid-state memories, currently leading 3D XPoint array engineering for Intel's Optane group. He combines deep device-level expertise from a Stanford PhD—where he modeled hafnium-oxide RRAM with DFT, molecular dynamics, and kinetic Monte Carlo—with hands-on array and media architecture work across Intel’s NSG/IOG. Dan blends technical leadership and people management, guiding cross-functional teams while still driving core architecture decisions and device-level innovation. His background spans industry and academia, including internships at SanDisk and GE and early work on printed nanoparticle sensors, reflecting a knack for translating research into manufacturable products. He also completed Stanford’s Ignite entrepreneurship program, signaling a strong product and business sensibility alongside his technical depth.
10 years of coding experience
14 years of employment as a software developer
Bachelor of Science (BS) Electrical Engineering, Bachelor of Science (BS) Electrical Engineering at University of FloridaStanford Ignite Program for Entrepreneurship, Stanford Ignite Program for Entrepreneurship at Stanford University Graduate School of BusinessPh.D. Electrical Engineering, Ph.D. Electrical Engineering at Stanford University
Github Skills (6)
emotion-recognition5
emotion5
deep-learning4
issue-tracking3
tensorflow3
anaconda1
Github contributions (5)
GautamShine/emotion-conv-net
Jan 2016 - Mar 2016
Contributions:19 commits, 2 PRs, 18 pushes in 1 month
emotion-recognitionemotiondeep-learningrecognitionnets
danduncan/kmc_rram_standard
Jan 2016 - Feb 2016
Contributions:9 pushes, 1 branch in 2 days
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