Ewan Oughton

Current

• Multiplayer Engineer at Treyarch

Past

• Trainee Network Games Programmer at Demonware
• Graduate Software Developer at IBM

Education

• University of Limerick

Connections

75 connections

Industry

Computer Games

Websites

• My Blog

Ewan Oughton’s Summary

C / C++ software developer, preferring Linux to Win32. Some open-source work on the PalmOS and Nintendo DS homebrew platforms. Reasonable Linux systems administration experience. Enjoying writing fast code for consoles.

Ewan Oughton’s Specialties:

C, C++, Linux toolchains, Perl, SuperWaba Java, Nintendo DS Homebrew

Ewan Oughton’s Experience

• Multiplayer Engineer

  Treyarch

  (Public Company; 201-500 employees; ATVI; Computer Games industry)

  November 2007 — Present (7 months)

• Trainee Network Games Programmer

  Demonware

  (Public Company; Computer Games industry)

  June 2007 — October 2007 (5 months)

• Graduate Software Developer

  IBM

  (Public Company; 10,001 or more employees; Computer Software industry)

  February 2006 — May 2007 (1 year 4 months)

  Worked on an openGL middleware project called Deep Computing Visualization

Ewan Oughton’s Education

• University of Limerick

  B.Sc. Computer Systems, Computer Networks and Multimedia, 2001 — 2005

  Chose computer networks and multimedia streams, included modules on digital signals processing and computer graphics. Final year project was a secure network-enabled door access control system, running on Linux on the Soekris platform.

  Activities and Societies:

  UL Archery Club, UL Computer Society

Additional Information

Ewan Oughton’s Websites:

• My Blog

Ewan Oughton’s Interests:

Linux graphics, archery, olympic pistol shooting

Ewan Oughton’s Groups:

Irish Linux Users Group, Los Angeles Linux Users Group, University of Limerick Computer Society, University of Limerick Archery Club, linux.ie, SCALE 6x

•    International Game Developers Association member
•    Irish Linux User's Group member

Ewan Oughton’s Contact Settings

Interested In:

• expertise requests
• reference requests
• getting back in touch