Mark Hubbard
Andreas Schade
Mark Hubbard
IBM Senior Development Engineer Mark Hubbard has made the unique leap from developing tools for measuring crop yields to VisualAge Application Development Tools for Java and C++.
In the years following his undergraduate work in Electrical Engineering with a Computer Science option from University of Waterloo, Hubbard worked for a small electronics firm developing data analysis software for controllers and sensors. After a year of working on agricultural software, Hubbard moved on to IBM's Toronto Lab to develop programs for VM and MVS. Here he led the team that implemented DCE for MVS, for which he was awarded the IBM Outstanding Technical Achievement Award in 1994. He has now moved away from platform dependent programs to develop tools for Java and C++.
When not working, Hubbard invests his time in playing hockey and going out with his better half.
Andreas Schade joined IBM's Zurich Research Lab in 1994 after completing his Master's Degree in Computer Science at Humboldt University in Berlin, Germany. He received an IBM Research Division Award in September 1995 for his contributions to the HECS (HL7/EDIFACT Communication Subsystem) project. HECS provides reliable message, content-based routing, and flexible message format for network medical applications.
In his spare time, Schade is working towards his PhD degree.
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