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Aussie Schnore

Aussie Schnore’s 18 year career in semiconductors, power electronics, embedded systems and advanced computing includes technology strategy development, project management, technical leadership, architecting designs and solutions impacting most of the GE businesses and Lockheed Martin.

Currently a project leader for Reconfigurable and Non-conventional Computing within GE Global Research’s Advanced Computing Laboratory Aussie is responsible for development, planning and execution of technology development programs with several GE businesses. In this position he has lead/managed efforts for GE Healthcare, GE Aviation and others. Results of this work have been used to guide decisions for GE Commercial Finance, GE Security and as Congressional Testimony in front the House Committee on Science presented by Ray Orbach, Director of the DOE Office of Science. Aussie is also a principle GE investigator on several efforts within Lockheed Martin and is one of the founders of the Lockheed Martin Non-Conventional Computing Technology Focus Group.

A 1996 Graduate of Union College, he holds a Bachelors of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. Aussie is winner of the 1995 GE Global Research, Whitney Technical Achievers Award, the 2003 ACT Cardboard Car Race Long Distance Award and numerous other GE Corporate Awards. He holds 9 patents in a variety of areas and is a member of the ACM.

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