Peter Smith is a seasoned Windows systems developer with over three decades of low-level networking and protocol experience and eight years in focused roles at Microsoft. He designed key Windows Runtime networking APIs—sockets and HttpClient—and led work improving VPN, email, and core System.Net diagnostics for UWP and Windows. His background spans C#, Win32, C/C++, Python scripting, and data analysis, and he holds patents in 3D data compression from his startup-era work. At Microsoft he has blended developer-facing API design with high-performance networking plumbing, and today contributes to Windows Wi‑Fi and UWP VPN management. Colleagues know him as a pragmatic engineer who moves between tooling, protocol design, and high-throughput socket optimization. Based in Redmond, he combines product-facing API craftsmanship with deep systems-level expertise.
8 years of coding experience
36 years of employment as a software developer
Chatham University
BS EE+Math Electrical Engineering Computer Science, BS EE+Math Electrical Engineering Computer Science at Carnegie Mellon University
JSON descriptions of Bluetooth devices + code to convert that description to somewhat user-friendly code + UI to let people control their Bluetooth devices
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