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Performance-Critical Systems (PCS) Initiative Staff

The Performance-Critical Systems (PCS) Initiative is composed of the staff members shown on this page. PCS has additional positions available for highly qualified affiliates and visiting scientists who can spend a period of time at the SEI participating in our research and development efforts.

For more information about the employment opportunities at the SEI, the Affiliate Program,
or visiting scientist positions, send email to SEI Human Resources.

Name

Current Areas of Work in PCS

Recent Publications and Presentations


John Goodenough, SEI Fellow

The application of the assurance case methodology

Dionisio de Niz Villasenor

Model-based engineering practices and tools


Peter Feiler

The development of architecture-driven, model-based engineering practices and the Architecture Analysis & Design Language (AADL) standard (Peter is the technical lead and author of the AADL standard.)


Jörgen Hansson

Real-time systems and real-time database systems; fault containment; security modeling and analysis; advanced processor performance


John Hudak

The application of model-based engineering methodologies based on the AADL for real-time embedded system development


Dave Gluch, Visiting Scientist

The use of the AADL standard in system and software engineering practices

Bruce Lewis, Resident Affiliate

Chair of the SAE AS-2C subcommittee that is guiding the development of the AADL

Joseph Seibel

Maintaining and updating the Open Source AADL Tool Environment for AADL

Carol Sledge

Interoperability metrics; the transfer of model-based engineering technology to government and industry


Charles B. Weinstock

Dependable computing with a recent emphasis in assurance case methodology


Lutz Wrage

Developing formal models, methods, and tools to analyze and predict non-functional properties; developing a tool platform and tool plug-ins to support automated architectural analyses


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