Gregory Nielsen

FAQ About Gregory Nielsen

• What is Gregory Nielsen's address?

  Gregory Nielsen is located at
  Redmond, Washington, United States

• What is Gregory Nielsen's job title?

  Gregory Nielsen is a
  Lead architect in Microsoft’s cross-platform development team focused on thermal and power management features and performance optimization for the Microsoft Surface Pro/Laptop/Book/Studio/Hub product lineups, including Copilot+ PCs. Lead architect and inventor of a silicon agnostic control framework (SMF) that is posed to revolutionize power management controls for Windows devices, and greatly reduce the bar of entry for OEMs entering multi-silicon vendor support designs and improve corporate profitability. Fluent Japanese speaking Principal level engineer with a proven track record; more than 22 years in the PC thermal and power architecture domains, of which 13 years ware based in Japan. Generated multiple thermal/power management patents, authored numerous technical collateral & corporate spec documents, and published and presented at a number tech conferences and industry events. Prior experience at Intel Corporation includes a Staff Engineer level position in Intel’s PC Client Group focused on enabling Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, Configurable TDP, Scenario Design Power (SDP), power & performance optimizations, and thermal management architecture. Below are a few of the key areas of expertise on Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm SOCs; -Accurate estimated device external touch temperature and ambient temperature monitoring under multiple workloads, fan speeds, and ambient conditions -Boot time touch temp/battery system limiters -Advanced fan control algorithms in SW and FW -External touch temp based system passive cooling -Power budget balancing and steering algorithms between CPU, GPU, and NPU domains -Device posture based power reconfigurations -External touch temp based hibernation/shutdown controls -High power SOC preemptive device ‘brown-out’ prevention via dynamic power reconfigurations -dynamically reconfigurable battery discharge rate limitations and controls -Under-powered power supply proactive and reactive based system limitations for discharge prevention -Robust software and hardware based backups to thermal/power controls -Custom framework requirements to address the above platform needs using common tools regardless of thermal design power, silicon manufacturer, or silicon power reconfiguration capabilities Microsoft

• What industry does Gregory Nielsen currently work in?

  Gregory Nielsen currently works in the
  Microsoft

• What is Gregory Nielsen's area of expertise?

  Gregory Nielsen specializes in
  Lead architect in Microsoft’s cross-platform development team focused on thermal and power management features and performance optimization for the Microsoft Surface Pro/Laptop/Book/Studio/Hub product lineups, including Copilot+ PCs. Lead architect and inventor of a silicon agnostic control framework (SMF) that is posed to revolutionize power management controls for Windows devices, and greatly reduce the bar of entry for OEMs entering multi-silicon vendor support designs and improve corporate profitability. Fluent Japanese speaking Principal level engineer with a proven track record; more than 22 years in the PC thermal and power architecture domains, of which 13 years ware based in Japan. Generated multiple thermal/power management patents, authored numerous technical collateral & corporate spec documents, and published and presented at a number tech conferences and industry events. Prior experience at Intel Corporation includes a Staff Engineer level position in Intel’s PC Client Group focused on enabling Intel Turbo Boost Technology 2.0, Configurable TDP, Scenario Design Power (SDP), power & performance optimizations, and thermal management architecture. Below are a few of the key areas of expertise on Intel, AMD, NVIDIA, and Qualcomm SOCs; -Accurate estimated device external touch temperature and ambient temperature monitoring under multiple workloads, fan speeds, and ambient conditions -Boot time touch temp/battery system limiters -Advanced fan control algorithms in SW and FW -External touch temp based system passive cooling -Power budget balancing and steering algorithms between CPU, GPU, and NPU domains -Device posture based power reconfigurations -External touch temp based hibernation/shutdown controls -High power SOC preemptive device ‘brown-out’ prevention via dynamic power reconfigurations -dynamically reconfigurable battery discharge rate limitations and controls -Under-powered power supply proactive and reactive based system limitations for discharge prevention -Robust software and hardware based backups to thermal/power controls -Custom framework requirements to address the above platform needs using common tools regardless of thermal design power, silicon manufacturer, or silicon power reconfiguration capabilities

• Which languages does Gregory Nielsen speak? 

  Gregory Nielsen speaks the following languages:
  No languages available.

• Which industries has Gregory Nielsen previously worked in?   

  Gregory Nielsen has prior experience in the following industries:
  Intel , Intel

• What is Gregory Nielsen’s work experience?  

  Gregory Nielsen has the following professional experience:
  Microsoft , Intel , Intel .

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• What are Gregory Nielsen’s work email addresses?  

  Gregory Nielsen’s work email addresses are
  [email protected] .

• What company does Gregory Nielsen work for?  

  Gregory Nielsen works at
  Microsoft