David Penry is a Senior Principal Engineer at Arm with deep expertise in microarchitectural simulation, performance analysis, and digital VLSI design, backed by 15+ years of published simulation research and three taped-out designs. He blends industrial practice (six years in VLSI design) with over a decade of academic teaching and research, including a PhD from Princeton and faculty experience at Brigham Young University. At Arm he leads microarchitectural performance evaluation, translating compiler and architecture insights into measurable silicon and system improvements. Known for rigorous simulation methodology and clear technical communication, he has a strong record of publishing, presenting, and mentoring engineers. Based in Chandler, Arizona, he combines hands-on hardware delivery with a rare depth in both microarchitecture and compilation techniques.
5 years of coding experience
25 years of employment as a software developer
BSE/MS, BSE/MS at Case Western Reserve University
MBA, MBA at The Ohio State University Fisher College of Business
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