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John Jones
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John Jones is the Chief Executive Officer of Iceberg Technology Corporation, a position he has held since March 2020.1 He is a highly accomplished professional with a strong background in physics, electronics design, software, firmware, data analysis, hardware acceleration, and reconfigurable computing.1
Education and Early Career
Jones holds a PhD in Particle Physics and an MSci in Physics from Imperial College London.1 His academic career includes notable positions such as:
- Dicke Fellow of Physics at Princeton University (April 2007 - January 2010)
- Postdoctoral Researcher at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory (October 2006 - February 2007)
Professional Experience
Throughout his career, John Jones has held several prestigious positions:
- Director at Iceberg Technology Ltd (March 2011 - Present)
- Principal Development Engineer at University of California, Los Angeles (July 2020 - January 2022)
- Engineering Physicist & System Designer at SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory (December 2017 - December 2021)
- Engineering Physicist at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (May 2012 - November 2019)
Achievements and Specialties
Jones has made significant contributions to various fields, including:
- Founding the next generation of 'stacked tracking' charged particle detectors
- Developing high-density, high-speed serial link systems
- Designing high-performance industrial FPGA carriers
- Creating a 17.2 bit effective resolution magnetometer for commercial use
His current work focuses on:
- Ultra-miniature low-power sensing and processing solutions
- Modular FPGA development solutions
- Exascale modular HPC design
- Class 3A+ hardware
- Safety-grade firmware
Recognition
John Jones has been recognized for his exceptional abilities, receiving the US government extraordinary ability (EB-1A) in science and national interest waiver (NIW).1
In his role as CEO of Iceberg Technology Corporation, John Jones leverages his extensive experience and expertise to lead the company in developing cutting-edge technological solutions.
Highlights
Anyone interested in designing some ASIC circuits in the SKY130 (or other) process?
We’re looking for an experienced ASIC engineer to work with us in turning some design concepts into reality. Designs are mixed-signal and span the boundaries between digital, analog and RF. A variety of unique and relatively simple designs.
This is for a near-term project to tape out as fast as possible, should be fun! If successful will likely grow into something bigger 🙂.
US-based. DM me if interested.
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