Summary
Preston Wilson is a Senior Software Engineer with over two decades of experience designing networking software, device drivers, and embedded firmware across Unix/Linux, Windows, and diverse microcontrollers. Currently at Microsoft and also running his own venture, he blends deep systems-level expertise—Windows WFP/TDI/NDIS drivers and Unix network stacks based on NetBSD and STREAMS—with hands-on embedded work on ARM, AVR, PIC, MSP430, ColdFire, and Renesas platforms. He has a strong track record in network protocol design and interchip communications (I2C, SPI, CAN, RS485), and is known for solving complex hardware-software integration problems using both electrical diagnostics and low-level code. A Purdue MS and University of Georgia BS alumnus, Preston brings rare cross-domain fluency that accelerates debugging-to-deployment cycles in both product and research contexts.
6 years of coding experience
BS, BS at University of Georgia
MS, MS at Purdue University