3D Printing for Software Engineers

THIS EVENT IS ABOUT CREATING SOFTWARE RELATED TO 3D PRINTING.

New York Software Engineers (NYSE) is bringing engineering leaders from the additive manufacturing space to direct technical discussions on creating awesome software. The talks will focus on sharing actionable advice for engineers and are likely to be too technical for those who do not create in code.

Speakers

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Eric Neuman, CTO at Decision Desk

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Lifelong futurist and problem solver, Eric Neuman is always thinking about the bigger picture. While studying Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence at Case Western he interned with NASA and started DecisionDesk, the company he now heads in Brooklyn specializing in applicant pre-screening by video. As an eleven-year-old he witnessed an early 3D printer in action at Lawrence Livermore Labs and has been hooked ever since.

twitter: @eric_neuman (https://twitter.com/Eric_Neuman)

tumblr: simpleactually.tumblr.com (http://simpleactually.tumblr.com/)

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Beekey Cheung, Software Engineer at Shapeways

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Beekey is a software developer in NYC who loves designing systems that scale, have high performance, and are easy to build on top of.

His design philosophy is to keep things as simple and clean as possible. Its important to plan for refactoring. New technologies constantly arise, existing technologies evolve, and business needs change.

Beekey will share why Shapeways built their API, some applications for the API, and why they built ShapeJS.

https://github.com/Shapeways/ShapeJS

https://developers.shapeways.com/

http://shapejs.shapeways.com/

For Questions email: [masked]

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Brian Kehrer, Creative Technologist at Psyop & Winner of the 1st Annual Makerbot Hackathon

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Brian Kehrer, is a game developer and technologist based in New York City. He co-founded Muse Games in 2008, where he directed Guns of Icarus Online, a 32 player multiplayer airship combat game, which launched on Steam in 2012. Brian currently is developing games, interactive comics, and interactive experiences at Psyop, New York's premiere design and animation studio.

Brian recently won the first annual MakerBot hackathon. He has consulted with 3D printing software startups, and is developing his own 3D modeling applications for procedurally generating and printing content.

Here is a link to the Maker Hack: http://www.techhive.com/article/2033768/3d-printing-comes-to-phones-and-games-at-makerbots-first-hackathon.html

http://www.linkedin.com/in/briankehrer

Organizers

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Michael Latulippe, Founder of New York Software Engineers

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Michael Latulippe (http://michaellatulippe.com/) Founded New York Software Engineers along with successful groups in San Francisco and Boston. He is an engineer with experience in PHP, Python, Perl, and Java. Michael chooses the topics and technologies for events to help progress them forward in the engineering community.

www.linkedin.com/in/michaellatulippe (http://www.linkedin.com/in/michaellatulippe/)

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Sean Moskowitz, Director of Sales and Marketing at Turn to Tech

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Sean has a background in both finance and marketing. Sean is the creative force behind TurnToTech, and manages the marketing and sales team. He also handles all venue applications.

http://www.linkedin.com/in/seanmoskowitz

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