Embedded Executives: David Kleidermacher, VP of Engineering, Head of Android Security and Privacy, Google

04/08/20 • 10 min

The Internet of Secure Things Alliance (IoXT) is pushing a common (and obvious) goal for our industry. They want to keep all of our connected devices secure. How do they do that, who belongs to the Alliance, and what does the future hold? These are the questions I asked of David Kleidermacher in this week’s Embedded Executives podcast. David sits on the Alliance’s Board, and is also the Vice President of Engineering and Head of Android Security and Privacy at Google.

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Embedded Executives: Rob Oshana, VP of SW R&D for Edge Processing, NXP

We are in the midst of a global pandemic thanks to COVID-19, aka Coronavirus. It’s turned people’s lives completely upside down. But engineers and developers, like many people, still have jobs to do. How that gets done in this time of social distancing is interesting at best. I discussed this issue with Rob Oshana, Vice President of Software R&D for Edge Processing, NXP in this week’s Special Edition of the Embedded Executives podcast.

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Special COVID-19 Edition of Embedded Executives: Todd DeBonis, President & CEO, Pixelworks

The COVID-19 pandemic obviously hits different people in different ways, depending on a host of factors, which have all been discussed at length (and then some and then some) by the mainstream media. Here at Embedded Computing Design, we’re trying to understand how it has affected the engineering community solely from a work perspective. To that end, we will be conducting interviews with our Embedded Executives to see how they and their design teams are coping with the “new normal.” Today, I spoke with Todd DeBonis, President and CEO of Pixelworks. Like just about everyone I plan to speak to, his issues are both unique and similar.