Before making the switch to C++ development, Matthew worked as a Product Engineer for Analog Devices, Inc's next generation transceiver group where he was the primary engineer responsibly for testing and evaluation of the real-time quadrature-error correction algorithms controlled by the transceiver's embedded micro-processor.  His major contributions to the group's transceiver development included a novel automated hardware and software RF testing apparatus, which allowed for high levels of test repeatability and reliability and greatly shortened software release and debug cycles.

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Matthew is an avid gamer and is excited to be part of the next step in evolution of game and geometry streaming technology.

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Mr. Haentschke received his Master of Science in Microwave Engineering from North Carolina State University in Raleigh, North Carolina.  His research focused on Sub-Terahertz LNAs and coupling structures for use in short-range radar applications.